The Good Mothers (by Caitlin Weaver)

Ms. Ladybug
Mar 10
1 min read

This was an interesting read. I found it interesting to see Lacey’s being a part of the community of women who lived together in an effort to raise their children. I cannot imagine Lacey’s willingness to immediately trust and rely on the women in the “mommune.” While touted as a mystery thriller, I felt like that is an overstatement. It definitely had some surprises that are revealed through the pages. A story that displays the many facets of motherhood.

Thank you to NetGalley and Storm Publishing for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.

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