Review: FINDING LOVE IN OZ
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2014
Jeremy has taken care of his little brother Petey since he was born. His mother, alcoholic and drug addicted has died, leaving them with nothing except an overdue mortgage and a stack of bills. Jeremy can see what will happen next. Child Protective Services will be coming for his brother and, after a stay in a foster home himself, he knows he must do something. So, he runs. With an old car and Petey by his side, he tries to get to his uncle's home. At least he has a promise of a temporary place of refuge. But for how long?When Jeremy and Petey arrive in town, they are warmly greeted by neighbors and friends of his uncle, and by his uncle himself. He refuses to believe that what he sees will be permanent. His mother has convinced him, with her derisive and degrading comments for so long the he believes in his own worthlessness. It is his little brother's future that concerns him the most. But his selfless regard for his own future does not go unnoticed.Andrew Grey has a unique talent to tell stories that uplift the spirit. That talent is very evident here, in this small tale of love and family.