Title: She should trust her readers
Product review: While the book showed some promise at the beginning, I grew tired of the simply-drawn characters. If a writer can't trust her readers to understand that a character is evil without comparing that character to a Nazi, the author needs to work a little longer on her story. The author just didn't trust her readers to understand earlier actions, words and descriptions of her characters, so the book became repetitive, and the characters more one-dimensional.This wouldn't necessarily keep me from reading future books by this author. The dialog, her characters, and her descriptions, at the beginning of the book, were interesting. As time passes, I trust that the author will develop, as will her characters.
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