Title: UNDERSTATED BUT CLICHED
Product review: Based on a highly cliched premise (a babysitter in love with the father of the child) I found this book's momentum to be too slow until the climax of the story, which came and went so fast, it was more like a ridiculous little "pop" than a bang, certainly not a reward for wading through this dull, flimsy concoction. Trevor's writing style is also very confusing, resulting in many situation which are not clear including the disappointing ending. Also, what was the purpose of the Thaddeus/ Mrs. Ferry subplot? It wasn't the slightest bit interesting and had absolutely nothing to do with the main story. I felt as though I were reading a different story, except of course, the near comatose Thaddeus was still around. If Mr. Trevor would like a write a story about two characters' past liaison, he should at least find some way to connect it to the main plot.
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