Review: Let's be fair
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2014
What?  A book with no f-words, no steamy move-by-move sex scenes?  For this alone the author deserves five stars.  Add to this a protagonist, who, in spite of her Olde Southerne upbringing, tries to help a person of another race?  Here you have a woman entirely believable with all her faults, prejudices, fears, respect for family, and too-too-precious upbringing who is still openminded.  What more could you ask for?So much for the character.  The plot is interesting, possible if not probable, and the writing style is light, humorous, and fresh.  The characters are treated fairly, with no obvious villains, only people less likable for reasons that are given.  Having worked in situations where the entire office seemed to be against me, I can relate to the way Savannah is treated by her co-workers.  Yeah, it happens.Altogether an interesting book, humorous, fast reading, and an author who shows real possibilities.