Title: Regeration touches on interesting issues but has many faults
Product review: Regeneration on the whole is not what I would call a great book. It touches quickly on some interesting issues but only deals and looks at them fleetingly. As well, it keeps on trying to drive home cliched and over done points such as "war has a great cost to society". It is confusing to read as it switches constantly between characters without giving you any idea that it has switched. Much of the book leaves you wondering what the point of any of it is. There is no real plot, no real thrust to any of it. You don't really care too much for any of the characters. The whole thing left me rather cold. If it was more coherent I would be much more pleased with it. As well, the book annoyingly blurs the line between fact and fiction, so you are left with the belief you have read something based on fact, but it is hard to discern what is factual and what is not.
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