Title: Breaking through the cliches about evil
Product review: This book is a good mystery novel. It also makes you reexamine your ideas about evil. Particularly in the context of the first- and twentieth- century experiences of genocide. Evil, like the incest in this book, is not what it seems. You can't excape dealing with it on a personal level of conscience. And there is no comfort in the appearance of success, either. I look forward to the sequel.
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