Title: Pretty awful
Product review: Fortunately this is a quick read because it's a pretty awful book. The main character had possibilities, but the plot is predictable and stretched thin for the second half of the book. It reads as if Goldman had the movie in mind as he typed. In fact, it reads like a script-writing class assignment complete with three acts. Save yourself some time and read Rosemary's Baby by Ira Levin if you're looking for some old-time horror to enjoy.
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