Title: NERVOUS MAKING
Product review: What brought on my nerves was Alex McKnight. I didn't know if the hero was going to make it to the end and be able to tell us whodunnit. I agree with the reader from Berlin who puts it so well. Alex teeters in and out of reality, obsessions, compulsions and never sleeps. This last reminds me of P. Cornwell's Kay Scarpetta, but she never bathes either, and Alex is faithful to long hot showers, Thank God. He certainly doesn't inspire much confidence. The scene with P.I. Prudmore displaying Alex's lack of sleuthing ability is worth the price of the book. I liked everything but how he handled the plot. When Alex is obsessively following a train of thought, the author should remember that Alex is dragging the reader right along with him. I admire the skill, but I felt I wanted off the train every now and then. His handling of location was superb. I'll be looking for more books
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