Title: Operation: Women doctors
Product review: We've got doctors, we've got problems. Put 'em together and we've got Nothing Lasts Forever.Nothing about 'Nothing...' stood out to me as notable or special. Distinguishing marks there ain't. The characters were two-dimensional and the storylines felt like bare bones structures that needed more fleshing out in order to call them Sheldon's own. It would have been better if the book wasn't written almost entirely in snippet-style; maybe then there would have been more of a complex plot and developed characters.Even though it was (obviously) a novel, it read like the screenplay of a movie or soap opera. I could imagine the music that would be played during the scenes, and what it would look like picture-wise. Not because of amazing descriptive powers, but because it felt like worn-out standards I've seen hundreds of times. We even get the whole sentence or two summary of what all happened to everyone at the end. Please spare me.
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