Title: Flawed, but still worth reading
Product review: I found this book to be a real page-turner (I read it in one sitting), but it could have been more than that if the author had concentrated on her theme of power and possession instead of the mystery story. I don't know about the rest of you who've read it, but I could spot every plot development well before it happened - not much of a mystery. Anyhow, the rest of the book was great, especially the section called "Possession" which had fascinating ideas on how people can be possessed by ideas, by other people, by their circumstances in life; and about who "possesses" nature. The character of the narrator, Louisa, was very well-drawn, substantial, recognizable, and interesting. Overall, I'd say read this novel for its interesting ideas and main character.
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