It Really Is Les Miserables

I thought this was supposed to be a horror story? It ended up being more of a book about internal conflict; not very scary, or interesting. I felt the book was very anit-climactic, I didn't feel as though there was a real action- intense scene. I guess I was expecting the creation of the monster to be the climax, but instead that scene played only a minute part in the book. The book was more about human nature than ghost stories. I am slightly disappointed that there was not a lot of external conflict in the book, it would have made it more exciting. However, I am glad that Victor and the monster die in the end because it seems as if all has been brought to justice. They both got what they deserved; they both committed terrible crimes and paid the ultimate price.