Title: Infantile humour
Product review: I like Cammy Diaz's review but I hated this book. It was painfully boring, slow to start, slow in the middle, slow to end. The attempt at humour wouldn't even have made a 4-year-old laugh.A couple of the positive reviews attempt to portray this as a continuation of the Judy Hammer, Andy Brazil series. What a crock! Hammer has about 4 paragraphs in the entire novel and Brazil's character has no reasonable relation to anything in the previous books. Something like "find and replace" seems to have been used to change to the main character names so this book could be falsely advertised.It seems very much like Cornwell had been doing some recent research into Virginian history and wanted to find some way of incorporating it into a novel. The end result is the book is interspersed with childish monographs that fall as flat as the infantile humour of the entire novel.A hugely disappointing waste of time and I really tried to give this novel a chance.
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