Title: Nobody's Weed
Product review: This book has no discernible plot, no character to identify with other than a juvenile, can't be all bad deliquent called Weed; no villian to hate worth hating, no cohesion in the telling of the story; and no reason to read it other than the name of the author. It seems that Cornwell must have needed money or just wanted to publish a bad book and see how many fools would buy it. I promise you that if this was a first novel it would have never seen the light of day as written. There is a book somewhere in this story but it needs to be rewritten a couple of times over by somebody who CARES. It is clear that Cornwell does not. Poor Weed, he could have been a flower if he had been properly tended to.
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