Title: Like lasagna, even better the second time
Product review: I really enjoyed this book the first time, but in reading it the second time, it was even better. Ok, so the suspense wasn't quite the same, but a lot of the narrative/plot made more sense. Reviewers on this site have called it "drivel" and "boring", but they must be easily distracted, for I was fascinated by the oddness of Lempriere's obsessions, though I occasionally wanted to smack him for being naive. Read it. You may just like it. (And as for the Publisher's Weekly review, if they can't even spell the main character's name correctly, it would implicate that they don't know what the heck they're talking about.)
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