Going to
college for a ministry certificate was definitely wasteful. Seriously, who does
that? Who believes in God that much? As you may have guessed it, I don’t. But
that’s okay. I don’t have to believe in God to enjoy a good story, which this
fell short of.
Jane’s
struggle to make ends meet and pay her tuition is relatable. She’s a good girl,
albeit annoying, with a compassionate heart.
The plot was
slow to the point and there was too much talk on the bible. When Jane got
evicted, I wondered if that was God’s “plan.” But when a successful burger
mogul and his wife are found dead, she deems it her fate to help the grieving
family and moves into their mansion. It was a heart attack that killed them,
right? But what Jane hears behind closed doors may speak otherwise. Jane meekly
listens and, in her introverted and prudent manner, follows the clues. She was
no detective; she’s just a silly girl. Plus, the mystery was complicated and
boring.
My rating: 2 stars
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