Title: She's Come Undone
Product review: It is obvious that this is Lamb's first novel. I had a hard time identifying with Dolores, the main character. Although her childhood into early adulthood went through many phases, each phase was severely fragmented and her persona was disconnected. Lamb made a valient effort, but it was painfully evident that this woman's character was written by a man. Characters came into the plot, would play a substantial part, and then just disappear. I made myself finish the book, but overall it was difficult to get through. I do not doubt that Lamb has improved as a writer, as his books have generally gotten good reviews - for me, however, his first effort just fell too short.
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