Title: Cornwell going downhill
Product review: Just sending in my agreement with other reviewers here who panned Cornwell's latest effort. The pacing and excitement of her previous novels are missing, with numerous extraneous story lines taking up space and then disappearing. Then, it was like she was told to wrap it up at 400 pages. The clunker ending positively oozed to a conclusion with no buildup, just a brief explanation of where the main characters were at the "last day" nothing more. Please stick to the basics here: Scarpetta, Marino and murder! It makes such a better read than all the tidbits which were crammed into this.
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