Title: Disappointing
Product review: Having read and thoroughly enjoyed all of Ms Isaac's previous works, I eagerly looked forward to this new one. Having just finished it, I can hardly believe it was written by Ms Isaacs, who's "Lily White" was a true joy, as were her other wonderful works. The difference between "R,W, and B" and all the other novels is startling."R,W, and B" starts out good, going back in time and telling stories of long ago. This was the best part of the book, the most interesting, and the most Isaac-like. The second half, the Wyoming-FBI-terrorism part, must have been written by a ghost writer. There was no mystery, no depth of character, no surprises. It was almost embarassing to read, it was so awful. It was not possible to care about the two main characters, who were just too perfect. The shoot-out scene on the deserted road was nauseating while at the same time so implausable.I look forward to Ms Isaac's next book, because it can only be an improvement.
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