Title: A Gimmick That Didn't Work
Product review: It's too bad that one star is the lowest rating available. This book didn't deserve a rating that high. The author's choice to format her book like pulp fiction--complete with a list of "The Main Characters" and her sensational fictionalized presentation--falls flat. This book reads less like fact and more like an account of one person's abnormal fascination with death. And why the abrupt, impossible-to-believe ending? Perhaps to coincide with an indictment of one of her "main characters" that will help sell books? Because the author is so outraged over profits in the "cadaver trade," I'm sure she will be donating all book sale profits to an appropriate charity.
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