Title: Not Even an Anti-Hero
Product review: The main character is a serial killer. I didn't identify with him, feel sympathy for him, or like him. The author complicates the novel by throwing in timecrawls -- sudden flashbacks with no warning. They make a bad novel worse.The plot explores how the killer goes wandering the country, killing at random. The author writes a thin veneer of charming sociopath, which isn't even correct from a psychological standpoint.My recommendation: burn this book for warmth while reading a good Stephen King novel.
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