Title: A Propoganda Piece of Monstrous Proportions
Product review: After expecting a Michael Crichton, Robin Cook, or Jonathan Kellerman-style thriller, I was quite disappointed. The book was well-written enough to compell me to finish it, despite how angry it made me (hence the rating of 2 instead of 1). I am a strong believer in life, but I can accept it when people have a pro-choice viewpoint. It's when it is "in my face" that it makes me livid. This book, although fairly well-written, was not so much a medical thriller but rather an elaborate pro-choice propaganda brochure with a cast of paper-thin characatures and bad stereotypes representing the pro-life side of the argument. Mr. Pottinger could have saved a lot of time and effort if he skipped the novel and merely stated his intended point more directly: " Pro-life is bad. Pro-choice is good." Some of us read to be entertained, not lectured to.
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