Title: A major disappointment
Product review: I consider myself a Spenser fanatic, as I have read every one of the books at least twice, many of them so often I don't even care to remember, yet the most recent effort I found practically unreadable. Honestly, who cares about Susan Silverman's petty self-centered analyses about her childhood and consequences thereof? At least one half of the book concentrated on this, and the rest consisted of a haphazard crime plot, the substance of which seemed to have been thrown together on a coffee break (decaf, right, Spenser?). To summarize: so far I've read only good or brilliant Spenser novels; this one was the first downright miserable one. You can do better, Mr. Parker.
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