Title: Why use one word when ten will do?
Product review: The character development was interesting, and not at all difficult to keep apace. The plot line, or lines, has enough swirl in and out of focus to allow both the development of parallel themes, while reminding the reader that other things were going on, too.I would have enjoyed the book more if Mr. Wolfe had left something to the imagination besides the ending. Every scene, every line, even the accent of the main character, was described to a level of detail that only took 125 pages to become boring. Mr. Wolfe should appreciate his audience more, and regard their intelligence more highly. My lasting impresssion will be that I was insulted by a over-bearing, over-burdensome novel, that I wish I had not paid as much for it. It only needed to be about 325 pages long.
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