A Nearly Normal Family by M.T. Edvardsson is a gripping mystery told from the viewpoint of 3 separate but connected characters. It's the tale of a family, like most of ours, who believes their lives are ordinary. When tragedy strikes, the Sandell's are forced to re-evaluate their own dreams and desires to bond together to survive. An equal glimpse into religion, justice, and adolescence, this book is engaging and terrifying as it begs the reader to examine his or her own family and what lengths they would go to in order to protect the ones they love. The story is told, in it's entirety, by each member of the family; Father,
Mother, Daughter, and reminds us that perspective, rather than intent, is the basis of what really matters. With a wicked twist, A Nearly Normal Family, reminds us that "normal" isn't always ordinary.
Mother, Daughter, and reminds us that perspective, rather than intent, is the basis of what really matters. With a wicked twist, A Nearly Normal Family, reminds us that "normal" isn't always ordinary.