Title: Seems hurried.
Product review: Picked this up because the title caught my eye. Although it was somewhat entertaining and certainly a quick read, I find it hard to recommend this book. The character development is poor and left me wondering why in the world someone like Lonnie Blake would ever be interested in a Carol Dodson. Or why a man who has just taken over the American branch of a "killer for hire" corporation would become so obsessed with Dodson. Or why it's necessary to kill everyone in the path of finding Carol, as if this wouldn't attract some sort of attention.Combine that with the "made for TV movie" style writing and you get a book that wasn't as satisfying at all. At one point he describes a background character as a "doofus" and I began to wonder how old the person who wrote this was. All in all, the book seemed rushed to publication, as if the author had no time to think and write the story out the way he wanted.Sorry Mr Klavan, but this one needed a lot of work.
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