Title: Missing links
Product review: I thought the book was great. I love the portraits in the rooms of the original passengers and all the detail down to the china and even the workout rooms. I also enjoyed the banter among the Harvard grads. It did seem a bit rushed though, and I dont know if that was the authors intention to mimic the urgency of the story's interviews/book or not, but we jumped from Trevor exploring the ship to being best friends with the captain, from just seeing Maddy to being in love with her, and some of the dialogue was flat and forced, like the author might have been trying too hard to come up with something to fill the gaps. There could have been some headlines after the explosion too, something that would make Trevor and his buddies really absorb what happened, like maybe in the end they could have been sitting around the club reading about the voyage on the front page of the NY Times. That would been a chilly dejavu.
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