Title: Cross Fire
Product review: This book was enjoyable aside from the occasional underhanded remark about Catholicism. Jeannette Windle demonstrates her misunderstanding about Catholic Christians through her characters' misunderstanding and superstitions. She never offers a single Catholic character who tries to live the Catholic faith. The Catholic family lies, steals, bribes, grows and processes cocaine, do not help the poor, eventually resort to murder, and think a cross is a lucky charm. On the other hand, the several non-Catholic Christian characters are all equated with goodness, holiness, and charity. It would have been better if she had just left out any references to the Catholic Church. It wouldn't have hurt the plot at all, and she wouldn't have demonstrated her bias and her lack of knowledge.
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