Title: Nobody's Perfect
Product review: E. Lynn gives us a predictable piece of fluff that tells the tale of Heisman trophy hopeful, Brady Bledsoe, and his saintly mother, Carmyn. The perfect relationship between mother and son becomes strained when schemer, Barrett Browning, enters the picture and you can easily see how this story will end.First, the character names - is Brady Bledsoe supposed to be an amalgam of Tom Brady and Drew Bledsoe? Barrett Elizabeth Browning - clearly a spin of the famous poetess Elizabeth Barrett Browning. I mean, really?Second, the story is mostly dialogue, which makes it easy to read, but shows a lack of substance.There is nothing remotely interesting about this story and certainly not worth a purchase. It just seems that instead of building on what made his earlier works so successful and noteworthy, the author has slipped into the trap of publishing something just to stay in the game. Get it from the library.
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