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(More customer reviews)Satan in High Heels is at best, a jumbled account of some pour soul's worst possible, whether real or imagined, church experiences and a thinly veiled attempt to justify carnal Christianity. Most of the other reviewers have posted rather glowing reviews of this work. That strikes me as odd and rather disingenuous. What exactly did they read? Rather than a gripping novel, the book actually reminded me of a series of troubled journal entries. What's more, if these are entries from the author's journal, I'm scared. This was no page turner; I had to force myself to finish it. Part of me was praying for a turnaround - a point of redemption. But none was to be found.
At one point, the main character takes her husband, reportedly a sitting pastor, to task for not being aware of MARINE DEMONS! Honestly, I thought the author was leading up to a joke but as this conversation takes up most of Chapter 13, I soon came to realize that she was most serious. The story line jumps from one implausible scene to the next with trite dialogue, poor sentence structure, bad grammar, and regretfully, random letters thrown in to provide weight to this malnourished plot line. The one redeeming aspect of this book is Charmin's letter. In it, the author shifts her focus onto God's magnificent love and leaves the imaginary demons, sexual innuendo, and deviant moral behavior in the shoebox where it belongs.
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Every fiction is somebody's truth. Satan in High Heels is no different. This fictitious story is Lydia's truth. She lived it, ate it, spoke it and breathed it until it became the very essence of her very being. Lydia's naïveté allowed her to become vacuumed and sucked into a world she never knew existed. Her husband, David, and misguided "church folk" were her Achilles' heel, until one day the inevitable awakened the sleeping giant within. Walk with Lydia through the indignities and cruelties to a heart never meant to suffer. Receive with her the discoveries of a life that changed her persona of innocence into the self-assured and esteemed woman she became. Grapple with your own life as Lydia did with hers. Sincerely, you will see yourself in the truth that belongs to Lydia.
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