Sebastian's Tangibles

Rating:
Summary: An engaging and realistic read
Review: Ingham does not bite off too much with the book, choosing to manage mainly two characters, and focusing on the paranoia of only one. She succeeds in weaving an engrossing tale that is believable, especially to one who's familiar with the setting of the book. Though if they ate in the Randolph, why not Le Manoir Des Quat' Saison? Loved the twist in the very end, though I thought that Sebastians outings were too well explained in the end. Not so nice when all the threads in a story come together. Considering how well she described a homosexual relationship, could not believe that the writer of this book is a mother with many children. Shows how small the borders of my world are.