The Other Mrs. is getting all kinds of kudos from a bunch of my other favorite authors.
The Other Mrs. by Mary Kubica, 4 Stars
Dead to Her by Sarah Pinborough, 3 stars
Marcie and Keisha have something in common in the upper-class world of Savannah. Among the old money and high society, they stand out.
Good Girls Lie by J.T. Ellison, 3.5 Stars
Ellison spins a great tale full of the mystery and dark past of a girl's private school and creates multi-dimensional characters who are hiding things from each other and the reader.
The Wives by Tarryn Fisher, 3.5 Stars
Imagine if you had a husband. And he had two other wives, except you knew nothing about them.
**Official Blog Tour** The Last Affair by Margot Hunt, 3.5 Stars
Margot Hunt captures that messiness perfectly in The Last Affair.
Reputation by Sara Shepard, 4 Stars
Shepard brings the same type of dark intrigue, mystery and deception to Reputation as she did to her famous Pretty Little Liars series.
The Nanny by Gilly McMillan, 3.5 Stars
In The Nanny, we meet The Holt Family. They are the richest, most important family in a small town, or at least they were in the 1980's.
Split-Level by Sande Boritz Berger, 4 Stars
The book also captured the 70's well, and gave me that groovy vibe I was so hoping for when I picked it up.
**Official Blog Tour***The East End by Jason Allen, 3 Stars
There's always such an interesting tension between the poor and the rich. Especially when there is a huge discrepancy between the two--and especially when the poor can only survive by working for the very rich. The East End is Jason Allen's debut novel. Previously, he has published a work of poetry, A Meditation on Fire.... Continue Reading →
