Title: Cornwell needs a good editor
Product review: To tell her when to not submit such garbage. Her Kay Scarpetta books are excellent and I often recommend them to people. This book, which I'm embarrassed to acknowledge reading, somehow got past the editors. An example of why she needed a good editor would be the "Trooper Truth" Website that presents dull essays and somehow alarms people. I know Ms. Cornwell uses the Web, but doesn't she know that if a Web page is boring, most readers will leave the site? I wonder if Cornwell is too powerful because of her bestsellers to listen to editorial advice or if some publisher said, "What the hell" and wondered if they could make money by publishing garbage. Maybe this is an experiment in consumer gullibility. If so, I'm eager to read the results.
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