Title: Save Your Time and Money
Product review: After all the good reviews, I decided to give this one a chance. Phew. What can I say? Laymon's characterizations are shallow as wallpaper, and the pace of the book is plodding in the extreme. The author piles on detail after mundane detail, often taking several sentences just to move one of his characters across a room--which would be fine, if something actually happened along the way. I also found his character's adolescent obsession with catching glimpses of women's bras and breasts embarrassing (for him, not for me). I agree with others here who have said that these kids seem more like 12 than 16. I persevered to the end, though, just to see where it was all going. Wish I could say it was worth the effort.
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