Private Rites | 
pickThis book explores 3 adult sisters as their father has just died, looking at their current, somewhat strained relationships and their childhood. All this in the setting of a cli-fi, climate change impacted world as well as maybe something odd going on. I wish the oddness had been explored a bit more, as I feel it would have helped build tension to the ending, but this was good.
TrishB Still on my pile! 7d
squirrelbrain I preferred this to Our Wives Under the Sea - did you? 7d
Hooked_on_books @squirrelbrain No, I liked the other one better. She built suspense in it so well. Here I thought she did a great job with the characters and their relationships/self-exploration, but the “odd” element wasn‘t well balanced. Really it was just people looking at Agnes and no suspense, so the ending felt to me like a hard turn that didn‘t fit. I wish she had either leaned into the odd more or left it out entirely. 7d
squirrelbrain I see what you mean Holly about this not being weird enough, but I found Wives a bit *too* left-field for me. 6d
