Title: Truly dreadful
Product review: I made the mistake of spending 7 pounds on this in a bookstore in London so that I'd have something to read on a ten hour flight. What a mistake! I read the whole thing since I didn't have anything else with me, and it didn't get funny, believeable or interesting even at the end. Since the other reviews here did a fairly good job of describing the book, I won't go into all the details, except to add that I was surprised that in this day and age any publisher would publish a book that relied partly on black dialect, in the vein of Amos and Andy, for humor. Cornwall also ridicules poor rural whites for more "comic" relief. I've liked some of Cornwall's other books, but this is very different, and just plain stupid, not to mention offensive.
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