Title: A new level of banality.
Product review: This book was selected by one member of my book club. I suggest we expel her. The book has some of the least imaginative dialogue I have ever read in a published work. It is obvious that the author had an intriguing idea,the romantic messages, but then had no idea where to go with it. Having read other reviews I am fascinated by the descriptions of this novel as romantic. Romance has to have a level of passion, and passion is not to be found on these pages. Even their individual ruminations on the relationship are shallow and uninteresting. The final "tragic" twist is obviously an attempt to give some tiny bit of substance to the work, but in order for you to view something as tragic you have to care about the characters, and the author created plastic people like Garrett, the poor man's Heathcliff. The message must have been in a diet soda bottle because this puppy was very, very,light!
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