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Title: No wonder this became so honoured a novel...
Review: Like many of his books, this is a like/hate. This time, I like it.Why would anyone hate it? Simply, because it's too much for them. I have an aunt who read two of his books: this one and Complicity. She liked Complicity but although she started on The Wasp Factory, when the Rabbits made an appearance she decided, "alright. This book is gratuitously violent; I'm not reading it."I wouldn't blame anyone if they had to suddenly give up on it for obvious reasons, but if you can read horror on this level it is a treat.Why? My personal analysis: better and better. It starts off pretty shallow with the introduction to Frank, his dad and his mysterious brother. The revelations about people he killed add to the read and feel of the book. The violent scenes that follow and an oddly amusing part where Frank drinks too much get you hooked until the climax of the novel: a revelation of itself.If you can take it, read it. You'll be glad you did.
