Title: Not Anne Rice's best work
Product review: I have to start by stating that I am a huge Anne Rice fan. I read the first four books of this series and thought them to be incredible moving, insightful, and a pleasure to read.Memnoch, the Devil was a true disappointment. Perhaps it was my high expectations, given the previous four books. What appealed to be about Anne Rice was her incredible insight into the human psyche and her ability to capture the depths of human emotions. In Memnoch, Rice goes off on a very strange tangent by focusing on religious issues of God and the devil. Although her ideas of good and evil [and heaven and hell] were mildly interesting, this novel had very little to do with the human experience. I found myself painstaking having to "finish" the book [I always have to finish a book, no matter how bad it is]. I still haven't given up on Anne Rice and hope Vampire Armand will redeem her.
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