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A review by jillheather
No Ordinary Life by Suzanne Redfearn
1.0
Teach me to neglect to check out my reviews for the author's previous books.
The writing is ok. The plotting is idiotic, the characterization does not resemble humans, the main character is a not particularly great mother who starts out making bad decisions for understandable reasons and then continues to make bad decisions so that the book keeps going, and there's a Jew named Chris (the only character to make a big deal of his religion, and if he isn't the villain he's in the more blackly characterized half).
The writing is ok. The plotting is idiotic, the characterization does not resemble humans, the main character is a not particularly great mother who starts out making bad decisions for understandable reasons and then continues to make bad decisions so that the book keeps going, and there's a Jew named Chris (the only character to make a big deal of his religion, and if he isn't the villain he's in the more blackly characterized half).