Title: A MAJOR Disappoinment
Product review: I could not believe that Patricia Cornwell could write a book this badly. A novice writer would not have a chance to have such a work published (and justifiably so). There was not one redeeming quality to this novel. Even Niles-the STAR, as far as I was concerned of Hornet's Nest-was relegated to a cartoon role. I am not sure if there could have been any more loose ends at the end. I hope that PC is not becoming bored with her work, or worse, taking her fans for granted. I'd rather she'd subscribe to the "absence makes the heart grow fonder" theory of pumping out books rather than "familiarity breeds contempt." I will be wary of her next non-Kay book; on the other hand, if there is one, it has got to be better than this one.
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