Title: A true cut and paste...
Product review: It's ironic that the main character of this novel started her carreer as an editor, for the book was in desperate need of editing. The chapters were very incongruous and confusing--as if she wrote them all seperately and put them together in a random order. I almost felt as if "Jane" was a different person in each chapter, and that the collective "Jane" represented an every-woman. Looking at it that way, the book was not bad. But assuming Jane was the same person throughout the book...I don't know how this got published really. It was written very much on the surface--I saw the book as a person who is afraid to let anyone see his true self. Unfortuantely in this case, the gilded covering was a little too thin--It was plainly visible that there was nothing below the surface.
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