Title: Preposterous
Product review: I enjoyed Folsom's debut novel, THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW, enough to try this follow-up. I found it quite the disappointment.DAY OF CONFESSION is a pretty bad book. It starts very strongly, but the plot eventually spins out of control, with one preposterous event after another. I found my jaw dropping at the outlandish stuff that Folsom came up with to move the story forward.Even worse, most of the characterization in DAY OF CONFESSION is flat and stereotypical, and I cared for nobody in the story. There's a lot of action in this book, but it is repetitive and boring for the most part. Folsom tries to spice things up with a lot of violence and graphic sex, but it isn't enough to save the over-the-top plotline.I think Folsom is a novelist of great potential, but I wish he would invest more time in creating realistic plots and likable characters. I would give this book a pass.
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