Ordinary Evil is book five of the Sydney Legal Series by Chris Taylor. One night Daisy Green got involved with searching for a young girl who disappeared on the way home from school. Christian Grayson became involved with the search because his Uncle Larry Grayson was the bus driver and the last person to see Lila-Jane. However, Christian Grayson and Daisy Green did not realise they both worked at Sydney Legal and lived in the same suburb until Lila-Jane went missing. The readers of Ordinary Evil will continue to follow the investigation into the disappearance of Lila-Jane and speculate if Christian Grayson and Daisy Green will fall in love. I enjoy reading Ordinary Evil. I love the way, Chris Taylor portrays her characters and intertwine them throughout the plot of Ordinary Evil. Chris Taylor does a great job to highlight a social issue that affects everyone. Ordinary Evil was well written and researched by Chris Taylor. "Ordinary Evil" engaged me from the first page, and I was unable to put it down until the conclusion of the book. The readers of Ordinary Evil well learn about the problems and issues with young offenders and their legal advisors. Also, the readers of Ordinary Evil will learn about the damage that sexual predators have on the kidnapped child and all the families who are involved. Reading Ordinary Evil, you will start to understand the problems single mothers have in balancing work and home life. I recommend this book.