I Heart Bloomberg (86 Bloomberg Place Series) Book

My first 'christian' fiction. Possibly my last. I found the 4 girls to be caricatures, and Megan, as the only active Christian in the bunch, is written as a Mary Sue, the most virtuous and able of the 4 girls, the only one who doesn't have a skeleton in her emotional closet. Kendall is written as her polar opposite. She is a narcissistic train wreck that you can't turn away from. She is mean, clueless, alcoholic, shopoholic, bulimic, self-centered, entitled, as spoiled as she can be. We all know people with some of her qualities, but putting all of the 'bad' into this one character is over the top of piling on. The story is blessedly short, and obviously set up as the first part of a series. All in all this was a little too one dimensional for me. Reading the synopsis of the other 3 books in the series is sufficient resolution to the girls' stories for me.