Title: Clearly written, reads fast
Product review: There is no subtlety in this clearly written, fast-paced tale, which seems to lack any relationship to what is feasible even by a mentally disturbed mother. My realistic soul simply could not accept that even one in the central character's mental condition could do and effectuate what she is related to have done and accomplished. Possibly one should suspend one's view of reality when reading another's fictional creation, but I never was one much for fantasy and anyway this does not, at least overtly, purport to be fantasy. Nor could I applaud the ending. But I am not one to judge a book of this genre. I kept wondering whether this is supposed to be a Harlequin-type book (I've never read such so...), or "young adult"? But I guess it is classified as a psychological thriller, but evidence of psychological veracity if present was not noticed by me. But I am no psychologist. I felt reading this book was not a valuable use of my time.
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