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In the restaurant the young man began talking of himself. He was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. His father had died while he was yet in school and had left him a modest fortune, upon the income of which he lived with his mother. He did no work and was enormously proud of the fact.
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Earl Gray
reviewed Windy McPherson's Son on May 01, 2008
Windy McPherson's Son
Joshilyn Jackson is perfectly ok with having her heros murder people. It's true that the people that are offed mostly need killing, but still. Killing someone in the past seems to be her nasty secret of choice in both this book and Gods in Alabama (which I preferred).
This book started out really strong, but I think totally lost its way at the end. Her characterization of Bet and the town she came from didn't ring true to me. They were too stereotypical to be believed.
And in both this book and Gods in Alabama, I felt like I should have seen the end coming, but didn't. That makes me feel stupid, which I don't enjoy. Although that isn't her fault. Regardless, this book was a disappointment to me.
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