pickSuch a good story, even if it was a little predictable. I‘m trying to determine if the trampling in the subway vacation site actually happened. Either way, it was a horrific part of the story. The characters were all likable, and the female protagonist was very strong. I read this book as part of the Goodreads 52 week challenge- written by a ghostwriter. I may have not run across it otherwise, but am glad that I did.
My Spotify membership now allows 15 hours a month of audiobooks. Yay! So I randomly chose this as my first one and I have to say the narration alone is delightful. I have other reading to do, but I didn‘t want to stop listening to her voice. So far the story is engaging. Looking forward to chapter 2.
bailedI tried to read this one and just can't. While I understand that ghost writing is a thing, the actual author of this story, Kathleen McGurl, shared on her blog that Millie gathered research, put together family history and some plot ideas, and then Kathleen wrote the first draft and did the bulk of the work. And yet, this is being praised as Millie's debut novel. ⬇️
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