Title: Nothing redeeming
Product review: A drinking, smoking, swearing lady reverend who is separated from her husband and has a lousy relationship with her sister. I read and read looking for something to move Reverend Nash up and over the edge of her constant grieving, but the one character who might have shared some insight for her had a sudden stroke within a few pages of his introduction. Too contrived! The symbolism is too blatant; the characters stereotypical. The only one to love in this novel is the nephew and he had a very forced, brief relationship with his aunt.The author used imagery, but nothing that was especially memorable. The plot twisted every which way. I kept expecting something [anything] to HAPPEN, but Jordanna seemed doomed from the beginning. I had to force myself to read the book after the first few chapters. Don't bother!
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