Title: Not as good as his others.
Product review: I recommend Ellis's "Less Than Zero" over this one, hands-down. In my mind, they covered very similar subjects (college kids who drink and drug and sex too much), but LTZ was more convincingly-written.I did like "The Rules of Attraction"'s narrator-swapping (see: TRAINSPOTTING) and the fact that because you saw the same events from several points-of-view, you never exactly knew what was really going on.... but even that lost my interest after a while.In short: If you're interested in Ellis's books, you're probably going to read this anyway; if you're looking for a place to start, pick up "Less Than Zero" before you get this one.
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