semi-normal family

“...a gripping, passionate, and compelling novel.” The Wall Street Journal. The New York Times Book Review recommends “An Almost Normal Family” by M.T. Edwardson, and praises it as “a riveting novel that forces the reader to confront the compromises we make with ourselves to be what our loved ones expect us to be.” (Summer Reading, The New York Times Book Review). M.T. Edwardson’s *An Almost Normal Family* is a gripping legal thriller that forces the reader to ask: How far would you go to protect your loved ones? In this twisting novel of love and murder, a horrific crime calls into question everything they thought they knew about their lives and each other. Eighteen-year-old Stella Sandell is accused of the brutal murder of a man nearly fifteen years her senior. She’s an ordinary teenager from a respected local family. What would drive her to know a shady businessman, let alone kill him? Stella’s father, a pastor, and her mother, a criminal defense attorney, face a moral test as they defend their daughter and try to understand why she’s a suspect. The novel "A Nearly Normal Family" is an unusual three-part series that asks the following questions: How well do you know your children? How far will you go to protect them?