Title: Shallow, but entertaining
Product review: To start with, the book has an interesting premise, one I thought was unique until I read a few more of his books. If you pick up this book, it's hard to put down. That didn't prove to be a challenge for me, as it was about a five hour read. It's written in a sort of television thriller style. The only down side of the book for me is that it's an example of a male author writing women from the way a woman would be if only women were men vantage point. I find it distracting as a woman to read this viewpoint. On the whole, the book is a good read and I'd recommend it. It's Harlequin, not Hemmingway, is my only caveat.
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