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Review title: There are some things you just don't want to know ....
Product review: John's local to us here in Atlanta and I've met him. But after reading "Ghost" I'm afraid I wish I hadn't. He's exposed some maggots that I don't want to think were crawling around in the brain of someone I've met.His character's casual acceptance of the right of men to "buy" women who are trafficked for the purpose of sexual exploitation is pretty disgusting in a man who has two daughters. Yes, we know this sort of filth goes on, but for a man who has daughters to write about it casually and accept it as pretty much as an OK thing .... UGH.John, between the crapola of "Cally's War", the cardboard cutout characters in "Looking Glass" and now this - you've probably lost a fan. I doubt it matters to you much, but I certainly won't recommend you to folks - at least not without spelling out exactly which books they ought to avoid at all costs. Now could someone pass me the mental soap please?
