Title: EG in Hiding
Product review: Clearly Ms. George researched her setting, and provided some intriguing characterizations. Unfortunately we are stuck with looking through the eyes of Deborah and Simon. I don't understand how such an innovative and creative writer like EG can continually feed us this pablum of a relationship between Simon and Deborah. Yes she is very whiney as others have mentioned. And frankly I don't get it. What is EG trying to tell us? Why would she spend 511 pages outlining a totally windblown character like Deborah? What insight does Deborah bring to the party? She spends a lot of the book in constant battle with Simon (when she is the one who wants him to save her friends). And to top it off it is Simon who apologizes to her for being a lout (even though it turns out that his assessment of the situation is the correct one).This book is hardly a winner for EG.
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