This book hit home.
Any educator lives in dread of false accusations. This holds particularly true when dealing
with kids from troubled environments, regardless of income status. Mr. Bliss is accused of inappropriate contact
with a fictional, prestigious prep school student.
The perils in trying to defend oneself when faced with
wealthy, status-conscious, reputation-mongering parents are clearly defined. Mr. Bliss’s personal relationships take a nosedive.
Colleagues shun him on unfounded accusations, and due process does not
exist.
Then murder, addiction and unscrupulous police actions add
spice to the mix.
Parks did a great job in crafting a tale that was emotionally
hard to read due to the tension, loneliness, and anxiety of the
protagonist.
I recommend the book.
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