Title: Boring and Forgettable
Product review: It is a good thing the book was so short or I would have tossed it aside. There is one thing I hate in a story and it is the constant appearance of the phrase 'as if'. It was in the book about three to four times per page and when it appears that often I come to near tweeking myself near to a stroke. Okay, the story was interesting enough even though I had practically guessed the whole plot beforehand, but even though the general explained everything down to the teeth, there were still too many unanswered questions. I nearly screamed when he threw Krisztina's journal in the fire. COME ON! You seriously kept your wife's journal sealed for forty-one years without opening it and just tossed it to the flames in front of Konrad. No one is that noble when such a thing as attempted murder and infidelity are on the table, no matter how old you are. How is this book an international bestseller? Beats me.
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