Title: Her Best Work in a Long Time
Product review: Anne Rice can be a great story-teller, and this is one the best stories she has written in a long time. She creates a new family, the Blackwoods, puts them on an estate in a Louisana swamp with ghosts and a spirit called Goblin, salts them with characters from her other works (the Mayfairs, Lestat, and the Talamasca), and just lets the story unfold. There are no metaphysical musings to get in the way here; just smoothly-flowing prose. My only gripe (and this is farily minor) was that I knew how the book was going to end well before I got there.
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