Review: Saving Brandy
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 10, 2012
The latest member of the Bradley family to surface from amidst the fog of drugs, alcohol and pills is Brandy, the oldest daughter of Chenise. She lives a life that is so destructive that she could possibly lose her life leaving behind her three sons. Intervening Brandy by Angelia Vernon Menchan is a story about the connectedness and determination of a real dysfunctional family and the way they work together to keep each other safe.Each member has gone through their own trials and when a hand was extended to help them, they would take it kicking and screaming. Not, Brandy. She did not want to live in the clarity of now, because the demons of her past were eating away at her. She quieted them the only way she knew how. What will happen to her when she finally takes one to many pills? Will she quiet the monsters forever?Intervening Brandy is the eleventh book in Mrs. Menchan's Be Careful series. I, like many other readers, love every minute of these characters. I can easily read two or more in one sitting because the characters are dramatic and bold. Readers who can ignore the few editing flaws will enjoy all the books. I recommend the series to everyone looking for quick reads about zany people.The author provided a PDF copy for review purposes.Jennifer CoissiereWords Mosaic Reviews