Review: A Novel Which Remains with the Reader Long After the Last Word is Read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2014
Jayden Mitchell has a hidden past and has forsworn relationships. She focuses on her job as a therapist for the parish of St. Jude. She's excellent with her clients.When Jayden meets her friend Raff's brother, Eduardo, she's irritated when he misinterprets the situation with Raff. As she gets further embroiled in the family issues, she finds what she thought were long-dead feelings stirring in her heart.Demons on her shoulder, by K. T. Bowes, is a journey through Fear, Guilt, Despair, and Terror. The characters are particularly vivid and believable. The Reverend McLean is out of his depth. The challenges of today's church, including homosexuality, terminal illness, tragedy, and pregnant teens, are beyond his ken. He wants a perfect congregation, not human beings with all of their frailties. His curate Brian likes to take snoutfulls of the communion wine while listening to dog races on the radio. When he's not busy with his various vices, Brian likes to sleep in the pews. With her plot and her characters, Ms. Bowes creates a novel which remains with reader long after the last word is read.