Title: Drags on and on
Product review: This book seemed promising. I admit I was a bit skeptical when I first picked it up in the bookstore, but it seemed like a decent read for the vacation I was about to embark on.I ended up buying a new book the first day of vacation. The author spends the first 100 pages of the book providing detailed settings that we don't care about, implying that we cannot possibly imagine anything as wonderful as she did, and the rest of the book boring us with her one act main character.It's supposedly a love story, although how it claims to be so is beyond me. Love stories are supposed to drag the reader in and have them swooning with joy at the first union. The character development in this book is so dry and so incomplete (due in part, I'm sure, to the authors fascination with unnecessary details) that you don't really care what happens to the characters.Do not spend your time nor your money on this book; it would be a waste of both when it could be sent to much better books.
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