Title: The History Was Better Than The Convoluted Story
Product review: While it's apparent Kellerman used a great deal of research in writing this book, the story-line never fulfilled my expectations. The plot was complex to the point of being tedious. What made the novel even harder to embrace were the heavyhanded descriptions...descriptions that were repeated and repeated and repeated. As were the deductions exposed by the characters.It was also hard to care for protagonist or any of the other characters. True, these were horrific times and the murders depicted in the book brutal. But the prose was both boring and plodding.If only the novel was as intriguing as the book jacket and the subject matter.
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