Review: At Last
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 7, 2012
My first 5, I think, since I have been reluctant to compare a cheap read with the many classics of literature. But, as Pixel of Ink or other cheap offerings go, this book was nothing short of excellent.The writing is first rate with excellently presented dialogue. Character development is also excellent as we can see the 3 central charcters as they were and thought as college-aged women, and in their current evolution to their late 30's.The story is gripping and compelling. There is no gratuitous sex or violence, as suggested by a couple of negative reviewers, who didn't read the book to conclusion. It is more of a pschological drama, played out as a result of a "born again" evolution of one of the participants of a murder that occurred 16 years in the past. And while there is considerable internal scripture spouting by this character, it is not to further religion but is her paranoid way of supporting and directing her actions as she slips into pshychosis.I thought it was very well done. I am not a relative or friend of the author, as I most often accuse 5 voters in the Pixel family of being