The Early Reviewers program is one of my favorite features of LibraryThing. Unfortunately, I seem to be really horrible at picking the diamonds out of the rough. The *very* rough, in some cases. This was one of those.[return]This book could have been written by anyone with a basic mastery of the English language, but it would take more dedication than I can muster to read the whole thing. The character development is lacking so that you don't even feel like cheering for anyone in what should be a clear-cut "good guy/bad guy" scenario. The ending - which I am not ashamed to admit I skipped to - was what you saw coming from page 30. [return][return]Better luck next time around - this one was, unfortunately, a dud. ( )

I read this book because a patron from the library suggested it. I was looking for something different to read. The story was average. I think it was the slow beginning that caused me to struggle with the story. The author did her best, it just was not a style I enjoy. ( )

If I could rate this any lower, I would. Predictible, unoriginal and poorly written. Every character was a stereotype. Even the big twist near the end, which, I'll admit, surprised me, was ridiculous. A co-worker lent me the CD version--last time I ever go to her for recommendations! ( )

If I could rate this any lower, I would. Predictible, unoriginal and poorly written. Every character was a stereotype. Even the big twist near the end, which, I'll admit, surprised me, was ridiculous. A co-worker lent me the CD version--last time I ever go to her for recommendations! ( )

This book was too simple. Tried to be too many things and succeeded at none of them.

It was one of those books that made me think:

I definitely could write a better book, if she can get published so can I.

This book wouldn't interest most adults, it may appeal to younger readers, but I doubt it because there wasn't enough action. ( )