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mkjacobswrites 's review for:
A Lady's Guide to Marvels and Misadventure
by Angela Bell
This story was fun with some great setting moments but too hard to believe in both plot and characters. It was very hard to connect with the caricatures; no way would the 23-year-old unmarried daughter/granddaughter be that responsible for all the older adults. The dad really can't do anything? The mom is that clueless? Everyone is that obvious with their matchmaking? I like believable Christian fiction, but all the religious content was told, not shown, and felt too heavy-handed to really fit the world. I think Bell could write a good story, but this one was a little too eccentric for me.