Title: Not Quite a"Keeper"
Product review: I bought this book on impulse, because what I read on the back cover made it sound like something I would enjoy. By the time I'd read the first few chapters, I was beginning to wonder if it had been a waste of money. Halfway through, I decided that it was. In spite of some endearing moments and a sufficiently happy (if unlikely) resolution, I still found myself regretting this purchase.A little more consistency might have helped, but not much. One detail that I just couldn't get past was the way Larkin (who was supposedly an uneducated "guttersnipe", raised in a rough tavern by an ignorant and indifferent father,) spoke like the commoner she was in one moment, yet sounded like a born-and-bred lady in the next.I could write a long and detailed list of all the things I didn't like about this book, but that would take up too much time and space. Simply put, my advice to prospective buyers is this: Don't bother.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
