This book is a straightforward read, which kept me turning the pages. The story is not unduly complex, with a single timeline, but does have some twists. I felt that the story, albeit a bit far fetched, was basically believable. The characters were not that clearly defined - at least, I did not get clear pictures in my mind.
Although the story had a neat enough ending, I was left wondering about some things. Why did she keep referring to him as "Mr. Fox", where other people did occasionally use his first name? Who was the father of Dr. Swenson's baby? Was there any result from Marina's love making?
In a way, it felt like the author was lining things up for a possible sequel, but I don't really think that would be a good idea.
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