Title: Me Times Three Equals Zilch
Product review: Don't believe the blurbs on the back of this book. The glowing praise from other writers kept me reading this novel, thinking at some point the book would develop at least one of the following: interesting characters, an intriguing plot, a sharp social commentary or graceful writing. Sadly, the book delivered none of the above. If you want to save your time for a novel worth reading, skip this. The writing is full of cliches, the characters are about as deep and realistic as a stack of paper dolls and the plot is drearily ho-hum. Would this gotten such good reviews -- or have even been published -- if the writer weren't a well known New York Times journalist? I doubt it.
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