Review: Unable to finish it due to obvious author predjudice against Christians.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 07 25, 2013
I was intrigued by this book and bought it thinking it would be a great cozy. It sort of was, for the first four chapters. That's all it took to figure out that this author has a big problem with conservative Christians and normal families. She uses the technique of characters who belong to a censorship group to paint all people who disagree with her liberal views and those of her protagonists (that's main characters folks) to be viewed as hopelessly old fashioned, ugly, unfashionable and hateful. I would like to tell the author to actually go VISIT a small or large church, in any neighborhood in America, any denomination and try to find real people like the ones she describes. While we religious folk are very human and do sin, make mistakes and have problems, the author might find she has to put her foot in her proverbial mouth and eat her socks!