The Heavenly Fugitive

Morris rebounds from a weak streak with this entry in the House of Winslow series. Amelia as a woman who loves her family but can't help rebelling against them and God is like so many people. Phil's growing relationship with the Morino family is a little farfetched, but enjoyable. It was good that Morris handled the family evenly, it's too easy to make them a caricature. He still has the odd habit of overdescribing character's outfits, especially in odd places. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series.