Title: Less would have been more
Product review: When Eliz. George is very good she is the best, but when she is wordy and unedited we all suffer. Surely, someone at her publishing house could have helped the author cut this book by one third. Not only because she become redundant and tedious, but because the flimsy plot does not bear the weight of so much verbiage. In fact, the plot does not really gel -- the pieces begin to come together -- until page 487. Even die-hard George fans are bound to find this one both too much and not enough.
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