A Good Neighborhood by Therese Anne FowlerMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
Greed, lust, class, racism--everyone is guilty of it in varying amounts in this tragic tale. The villain switches quite a few times (although by the end, one person most definitely assumes the role.). While it covers a lot of issues, it was hard to feel very sympathetic to any character except the one (innocent) who gets caught in the middle of everyone's selfishness and whose tragic end you can see a way off, so I couldn't feel sympathy as much as cringe as I watched the slow slide to disaster. I wish I liked this more than I did.
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