Title: A stylistic masterpiece
Product review: My husband and I have read many of Abrahams's thrillers and we agree that this is his best so far. Aside from one of the most appealing heroines in fiction, and an exciting (if, in its final moments, implausible) plot,Abrahams's ability to convince us that the heroine's love interest, a convict who is aspires to being a writer, really CAN write is simply breathtaking. His "convict" produces paragraphs that are little masterpieces of writing -- and done in an entirely different style and voice than Abrahams's himself. This "fiction within the fiction" is a tour de force. (Post script: I rated this novel FIVE STARS, but I see upon reading the "Preview" I see that Amazon has recorded only four. It deserves the highest rating -- all five stars!)
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