Title: Another amazing offer
Product review: Murder Suicide continues the series and continues the sensitivity. Ablow deals with his various characters, and he makes his readers deal with them too. Does Frank inspire his son, appall his son, or intrigue his son? Has the doctor killed himself or been killed? Has the mentally ill lady been the part of an elaborate scheme or been the murderer herself? Mr. Ablow continues to intrigue his readers with his flawed and human characters and with his unique story-lines. You move with the characters to watch what they do, and wonder what will happen next. You cry with them, beg them to shape up, and form compassionate bonds with them. Mr. Ablow has an ability to draw his reader into the story to almost become a part of the plot itself. At the same time, he asks his reader to observe and stand back to experience the pleasure of his depth of understanding--as to why each one acts as he does. Is it murder or is it suicide, and in the end is one really any different from the other?
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