Title: A page-turner no doubt but
Product review: This book is indeed a page-turner BUT I don't find it particularly well written (even for Douglas Kennedy's standards)and also, one of the reasons I kept on reading it was there are hardly any separations/gaps in the whole text, so there is no stopping point, so to speak.I find it isn't very subtle and it could have been 1/3 slimmer and none the worse for it. What are the editors thinking/doing these days?!Also, the whole Lizzie part seemed to be added as an afterthought. In my opinion, it would have been better to mention Hannah had had 2 kids, one sentence would have helped the whole Lizzie story seem more natural in the story-telling.The author keeps using the word "assorted", for some reason.I was expecting the last Billy twist, so all in all, it is indeed a book one wants to finish quickly, but that's about it, it doesn't haunt you after that, like a good book or indeed a good movie does.
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