Title: Why Don't You Stay Gone
Product review: I won't say that I utterly hated the book. I think Miller is a talented writer. She brings certain psychological nuances to consciousness. The character of Dana was very strong, and the symbolism in actions by her family members was an artistic treat. However, I felt like the author was simply celebrating mediocraty. For her to write a book about the fantasies and unsettling of a person bent for some excitement and then coupling it with the unlikely "passionate murder" was just too fantastic for me. Murder is overdone, and I thought that part was a big yawn. Her simple life was boring and led the reader to absolutely nothing to ask of him or herself.
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