Title: The Reader Who Stayed Out In The Cold
Product review: The book is great tool for beginner writers that are looking for a good example of a RUSHED job. This book best describes itself as the Adrian Havill's collection of interviews and newspaper articles of Robert Hanssen's case. It is a tedious and tiring piece. The author often diverts the readers from its main idea with endless letters and unnecessary details. The way he describes the Foxtone Park with all the animals and bushes and little roads, drove my attention way. The editing of this book threw me off. I had to stop and read over and over again until be able to group the main idea with the information provided. The author's psychological opinion about Hanssen's behavior, the interviews with Bob's relatives, the encoded letters from the Russians it's all blended together in a mediocre editing.
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