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Title: Liberal Series Fodder
Review: Ablow is ordinarily one of my favorites--but like many authors in fiction these days, they can't keep their anti-Bush politics to themselves. This book seems written with a major theme being that Bush is killing people to make the world a "better" place. Our Architect in this story does just that; and when we discover how sick and twisted he is for trying to "better" a family by removing its black sheep, we're supposed to realize the Bush administration is no different.Come on Ablow! You're better than that! This book is short--lots of double spacing, less than 300 pages, and dividing the story into lots of chapters. It's a political manifesto, nothing more. Clevenger doesn't change his relationships with his son, lover, or business partner. This book is stagnant liberal mumbo jumbo, written (it seems) just to keep up with a contract for the Clevenger series.
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