Title: Save Yourself the Time
Product review: I'm not sure I can say any more about how BAD this book is than anyone else already has, but I thought I'd throw in my two cents. I've never been moved, positively or negatively, enough to write a review on Amazon.com about a book. But I just put this book down with the express purpose of doing so for the first time. The book probably wouldn't have been so bad if it were set in a fantasy setting, but Cornwell attempted to integrate her pre-existing characters from the "real" world into a bizarre world of talking crabs and political lackies who suddenly succumb to genetic pre-dispositions towards pirate-speak. How are we ever to take Scarpetta and Brazil seriously as legitimate characters in future books with the vision of their being involved in a world of scheming super-intelligent crustaceans permanently scarring our memories?
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