Title: Scarlet? No, it's a very pale, insipid shade of pink.
Product review: Granted that GWTW is a hard act to follow, Ms. Ripley could nevertheless have done a better job. What made Scarlett an appealing, memorable heroine was her selfishness, her bullheaded tenacity and almost complete lack of taste. What emerges from this wreck of a book is a jewel-bedecked beauty with a mysteriously attractive spell in her smoky green eyes (is this Zebra, Harlequin or Silhouette?). And Rhett, a strong vital person who was nearly always in control of himself, "feels threatened" by his ex-wife's advances; as if that wasn't apocalyptic enough, he marries a frail, delicate Melanie-type to spite Scarlett (the last woman I can see him marrying, for the last reason). If you liked GWTW, do not read this book. There is actually only one reason why you should read it - the miniseries was so bad that the book actually seems competent in comparison
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