Title: I'm with "Sheer Boredom"
Product review: I'm with the reviewer who posted "Sheer Boredom". I greatly enjoyed the Lytton family trilogy, but this one is a real disappointment. In part, it may be the lack of historical trappings, along with the singularly uninteresting contemporary British political backdrop (and the author's pet peeves about socialized medicine), but I think the far more serious problem is the lack of character development. It's simply hard to care what happens to these cardboard cut out characters.I haven't given up totally on the author, but will be cautious going foward.
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