Title: dis-a-POINT-ed!!!!
Product review: Read all the others & enjoyed. This one did not have much suspense and very little of the legal details and thrills of his previous books. Characters were interesting, but then he didn't do much with them--the relationship between Nate and Rachel was so shortlived and flimsy that the rest that followed just wasn't believable. Early in the book, so much emphasis was placed on Troy's genius and his desire to outwit his despised relatives (even from the grave), that throughout the entire book I kept waiting for some surprise to be revealed in relation to the will/testament, for Troy to somehow win/outsmart them all. Not much substance, though as always, well written. I'm sure he'll get millions for the movie rights, but I sure won't be shelling out for a ticket to this one
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