Title: Where's Michael and Delaroche
Product review: This was an exciting, interesting, thriller, well worthy of four stars. However, the book was a dissapointment to me, since it was nowhere near as good as either of Silva's previous efforts. The main characters in this book simply can't compare to Osbourne and Delaroche, and I think he'd do better to resurrect those characters than to stick with Gabriel(which, unfortunately, he appears to have done for his next book). Also, why have Peel at all if you aren't going to develop that story, and why set up the whole Gabriel/Jackie thing if it is going to fizzle out as it did.
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