Title: Dull, dull, and more dullness
Product review: This is one book I'll probably throw in my giveaway pile. The plot, such as it is, treats the tired old theme of demons taking over human beings to wreak bloody murder. The title is a sort of pun, since the demon in this novel utilizes postal employees as its "messengers." The title is about the best part of the book. The old Heaven and Hell stuff doesn't get my engines revving, especially when the action isn't particularly interesting. Sure, there's lots of gruesome slayings, but nothing I could sink my teeth into as far as plot and character development. Lee's writing is pretty standard: modern, utilitarian, to the point. Not exceptionally winning. If you want a lazy-day read you can plow through and throw out the next day, sure, go for it. Otherwise, take a pass on this one.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
