Title: Disappointment
Product review: This is the first time in years that I've bought a book--thank Heaven it is a paperback--without checking "customer reviews" at Amazon first. Never again. I read all the hype from the editorial reviews and was sold. How could they see it so differently from most of the rest of us? I agree with most of the one or two star reviews. I just started it today. It seemed interesting at first, but it just didn't go anywhere. It was as though I was getting on an escalator that was going somewhere, but soon discoverered it was just a treadmill, going nowhere. I was so bored after about 40 pages I almost quit right there. But I was determined to give it more of a try. After 106 pages, nothing had changed, nothing had happened. I quit. It was a waste of time. I found, among other things, the changes of time very confusing. I'd get half way into a scene before I realized it was a flashback. I think that possibly someone who went to Princeton might like it.
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