Review: From Med School to Cable Tech?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 7, 2014
Over half way through the book, the author describes why a med school student, one quarter away from graduating, becomes a cable tech.  The usual way to describe parents in these books...died in an auto accident...leaving behind a special needs daughter and the main character daughter, who are cared for by the only living relative - a loving aunt.  The main character graduates high school, leaves for college to become a doctor.  She has stayed away from her hometown until tragedy strikes.  The doting aunt passes away and the sister must now make a decision not to disrupt her special needs sister from her familiarities.  A quarter away from graduating from med school, the sister leaves school to move back home to care for her sister.  This is the part I didn't understand until over 51% through the book.  Why the med student chose to work in the cable business.  Hello?? A person goes from med school to installing/fixing cable??  Not believable - not convincing to this reader but, the story must go on.  I enjoyed the storyline and it was a good clean book - no explicit sex descriptions or words.  That's why I gave it four stars.  It's a who-dun-it about a town with two original founding families who are constantly in a power battle for control of the town.  When one founding family member is found dead in the other founding member's attic, the actual murderer is not a member of either family but is dedicated to one family.