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Review title: Fast Read, Deep Questions
Product review: I read this book when it came out because I loved Ira Levin's "A Kiss Before Dying" and wanted to see what he was doing next: Levin was always trying something new. This book is a fast read with a fascinating (for the time it was published, 1972) plot. All the wives in the small town of Stepford have fantastic bodies and no brains at all. In fact, these wives are content to serve their husbands as sex partners, cooks, dishwashers, chauffeurs, nannies, you-name-it. The wives never complain. Joanna, the hero, who with her husband has just moved to the town of Stepford, begins to suspect that something is very wrong, and soon her life is in danger. Levin treats the topic of women as full human beings (or the denial of women as full human beings) in a thriller fashion, and it works. The term "Stepford Wife" is now part of the American English vocabulary.
