2-3-4 Challenge Book Discussions #1 discussion
A Perfect Evil
>
Question F
date
newest »
newest »
message 1:
by
Jonetta
(new)
Jan 09, 2016 10:15AM
Mod
reply
|
flag
I just finished the book, and I'm still mulling this over. Christine, being a female, was used to her dad overlooking her. I haven't figured out Nick's willingness to drop his law instructor career to be his dad's successor -- the easier way to go, rather than making an adult decision???
This was one aspect of Nick that made him look very weak. I presume if he stays in the series the author will give him a back bone at some point:)
They both had an inordinate need to please him, which was never explained. He was such a jerk so it was hard to grasp. Both of them became children whenever in his midst. Nick needed to man up and Christine needed to think more about her son.
Did you find it odd that neither had a particularly strong image of their mother?
Did you find it odd that neither had a particularly strong image of their mother?
I think we definitely needed some back story about Nick and Christine's relationship with their father. I still have no idea why Nick let his father walk all over him.
Very strange relationships. From reading the blurb of book 2 I'm not sure these characters stick around. Do they?
Tracey wrote: "Very strange relationships. From reading the blurb of book 2 I'm not sure these characters stick around. Do they?"Don't click unless you want to know... LOL!
(view spoiler)
I didn't like him. He was pushy and self righteous. No one was better than him in his eyes, including his children. He didn't trust them to make their own decisions in life. I think he had made them both feel so useless growing up that they didn't know how to react any other way. Jonetta right! Their mom isn't mentioned much.
I didnt fee that they both had a strong relationship with their Dad at all. I was shocked when he saved Timmy that he didnt act relieved or happy to find him.

