Title: This book drags
Product review: Perhaps if I'd grown up in NYC I might find this work more interesting...as it is, I have to agree with the other reviewer who found the characters too two dimensional. Also, when a writer gets technical details wrong, it tends to put me off and the plot becomes as a cardboard facade - I begin to see "the man behind the curtain". For example, a female character decides she will destroy evidence by taking off the grease trap under the sink and cleaning it (wouldn't pouring bleach or something through the pipe do this?). She manages this with a LUG wrench. I'd like for someone to explain how one could use a lug wrench to remove the elbow from under the sink. Sheesh.
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