Title: Finally - it's over!
Product review: There are at least three huge problems with this book:1) The family is way way way too big. I had to look at the front so many times to figure out who the people actually were.2) The characters are long out of steam. Nothing of interest happens.3) There is absolutely no conflict. In a time of apostasy - no one apostasizes in the family. In a time of death to many of the Saints - no one dies in the family.Aside from that, I can't imagine everyone being so sticky sweet to each other. They must have had their arguments, faults, weaknesses, complaints, etc. just like everyone else. Yet, the Steeds seem to be beyond that. Further, anyone who was even remotely faithful was placed in to leadership positions in the church. Yet none of the Steeds were ever put into truly important postitions. It was all too predictable. The first 4 in the series were worth reading - past that it was like Lund despaired - "How will I ever get this to end?"
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