Title: Above Par for Bentley Little
Product review: As a longtime fan of Bentely Little's works, I've found this one to be the most intriguing to date. It follows the standard format for a Little book, in which an everyday character falls into what at first seems to be a normal situation, but which grows worse and worse until it has reached the point of supernatural. Very comparable to The Ignored or The Store in it's style, this book impressed me by leaving out some of the cheesy imagery and lackluster endings that have played such a major role in Little's last few books. The author offers more than a few surprises and poses enough questions to keep the reader interested. If Little can maintain the quality of this book, I look forward to his future works.
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