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Review title: Kerr's Usual Intrigue is Missing
Product review: Deliver Us from Evie, about a mid-western rural family's struggles with saving the farm, kids leaving the homestead, and lesbianism is the story told by first person narrator, 15 year old Parr. His sister Evie, an excellent mechanic and farmer, is useful to the family farm because of her skills, but her sexual preference creates for the family many financial problems including a scandalous affair with the daughter of the town's prominent banker causing a threat to the farm's existence. This story is about stereotypes; I just cannot figure out who is doing the stereotyping--Evie's family members or the author, M. E. Kerr, including the notion that fundamental Christians who are trailer park dwellers are "holy rollers" and are likely to show intolerance.
