Title: Length-driven wasted plot
Product review: The characters are fabulous and the setting is wonderful, but this sure doesn't approach the quality of his previous offerings. You find yourself wisking through a dozen pages at a time, being pestered with minor, irrelevant detail, constant and annoying insights in to what characters are thinking. A good third of this book doesn't need to be read----it's just too bad he didn't mark the pages he wrote strictly to achieve the desired length. There is no way this book is worth the time it takes to read it. I remember the old days when I laughed at my dad for reading Readers Digest condensed books----but in this case, their version would undoubtedly be a far better experience.
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