Review: Some language control can make it better!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 13, 2012
The author has given a 60's novel, with fun and rashness combined.Cassandra, a 16-year old teen, is Armando's daughter.  Cassandra's character is portrayed to be a mini-skirt-loving (its 60's, so you know how it goes!), foul-mouth teenager, facing problems with her mom's boyfriend, Milton.  As Cassandra already hates Milton, based on her gut feelings, Cassandra has to take steps to 'eliminate' him, when he starts to make moves on her.  She approaches her father, Armando, a Sicilian Mafia, for help.Although main plot-line is "Cassandra trying to kill Milton with her father's help", there are many sub-plots in the novel.  The gang life of Armando, love life of Nicole - Cassandra's mom, family problems between Armando's mom and Nicole, and the family reunion of Cassandra, Armando and his mom..well, this last sub-plot is a my favorite one in this novel.  Armando's mom is one big bad old lady, who is also in the gang.  When these three starts to plot against killing Milton, all the bickering gets fun and it doesn't look like a family which can re-unite..in any point of time.  :)Although the novel has a good story-line, the development and delivery is not so great.  The characters have depth in them and that's a good thing, because this novel would have major fallback if this lacks.  There is a usage of more foul languages and definitely not recommended for ages below 16.Maybe if the author could develop her story-line well enough in the future (and minimize the bad language, if possible), the author can give some better ones.More reviews at [...]