Title: Taken In
Product review: I thought George's book looked like a mystery when I bought it. Unfortunately, it is one the most implausible, silly stories I have ever read. Just reading the official blurbs will tell one that. Taken might please an incurable romantic drama buff with delusions of grandeur (e. g. one who wishes to aid innocent children, meet a macho stranger, solve crimes the cops cannot, etc), but I suggest this sort of thing is done better in Steve Martin's Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid. Of course, Martin knew he was being silly. I am not sure why other reviewers have not been as critical. Then again, George is a drama professor in Pittsburg, and many of the reviews (oddly) come from there as well. Hmmm.
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