I'd highly recommend Mad Honey to Picoult's fans, it's definitely in line with her other blockbuster bestsellers.
Mad Honey by Jodi Picoult (with bonus excerpt), 4.5 Stars
Magpie by Elizabeth Day, 3.5 Stars
It's intense when you really want to have a baby, but there are hurdles to overcome. Whether those hurdles are physical, financial, about timing, or don't fall into any of those categories, it can be hard for women to silence that biological clock that just keeps ticking.
The Vanishing Triangle by Claire McGowan, 3 Stars
McGowan's account of the women that Ireland basically forgot is jarring and upsetting. Especially since these eight women have never been avenged, even after things started to change.
I’ll Be You by Janelle Brown, 3.5 Stars
I'll Be You is a compelling tale of two twins who are stuck in the downward spiral of having lived through a dysfunctional household. But it's also the tale of the bond between two sisters and definitely worth a read.
Meant to Be by Emily Giffin, 4.5 Stars
I love Emily Giffin. And I LOVED Meant to Be. just found the book to be so satisfying and so much fun to read.
Watch Out For Her by Samantha Bailey, 3 Stars
There's lies and decent, there's blackmail, and in the end, the family flees across the country to escape her. Why? Well, you'll just have to read it!
Such Big Dreams by Reema Patel, 3.5 Stars
Rahki is a spitfire. She's part street kid, part blossoming entrepreneur. She's definitely dealing with some imposter syndrome, but throughout the book she really learns a lot via the school of hard knocks.
The Children on the Hill by Jennifer McMahon
The Children on the Hill was an amazing read. Right off the bat it brought all kinds of The Haunting of Hill House and The Drowning Kind vibes.
The Summer Place by Jennifer Weiner, 4 Stars
The Summer Place really plays out in the best possible way like a Shakespearean comedy.
The Younger Wife by Sally Hepworth, 3.5 Stars
I found myself cheering the characters on and sharing in their anguish throughout the book.
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