Review: Blemished Romance
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 20, 2014
The editing was awful in this book making it annoying occasionally to read. But what made this book upsetting was the author's political, moral and religious views that were not even disguised. A blatantly dismissive view of God, faith or even consideration of a higher power... the socialist desire for the redistribution of wealth, looking away from equal opportunity and toward equal outcomes; something that has proved harmful to the human condition every time it is tried... a promotion of abortion as a woman's body option and declaring a moral ambivalence about it, saying it was neither right or wrong (it never ceases to amaze me that liberals will shed tears over the clubbing of a baby seal but accept a human baby being chemically burned to death with saline or chopped into pieces and suctioned out of it's mother's womb. Treating a baby as an inconvenience not to be tolerated rather than the most innocent of human life shows an extreme moral callousness.) This is a moderately good romance story that is tarnished by the author's views, which many will find disturbing. Every time the shift from presenting something for the reader's entertainment to publishing propaganda is made, the book becomes more suspect and any thinking reader will be insulted.