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Title: A Grisham-wannabe and just as bad (spoilers at end)
Review: I should have trusted my instincts and put this book down after the first nine pages. Ben has just introduced us, in mind-numbing detail, to the costs of the contents of his closet and darkroom. Sure, Kennedy's point is to show how materialistic this guy is, but the writing is tedious, repetitive, and cheap. But I read on.I must say, "Part I" of this book (the setup) is somewhat interesting. It reads a bit like "The Firm" but more intriguing. And there's only one moment where you feel as if you have to willfully suspend your disbelief.But the remaining two-thirds? Yecch.I don't want to spoil the experience for anyone who decides to read the book, so I won't give away any of the plot devices, so let's just say that the number of coincidences and contrived situations in the second part of the book are greater than anything I've read recently.The New York Times reviewer hit it right on the nose.
