What Lies Between Us: A Tortuous Tango of Mother and Daughter What Lies Between Us by John Marrs caught my attention for a few reasons. The premise alone—a mother-daughter relationship marred by dark secrets, manipulation, and isolation—felt intriguing and pretty unsettling. I have to confess, I enjoy a good mindf*ck of a book now and …
The Push by Ashley Audrain: A Gripping Exploration of Maternal Introspection When I first laid eyes on The Push by Ashley Audrain, I was drawn in by its haunting premise—how the legacy of motherhood can weave through generations, entangling love, fear, and a craving for connection. As I flipped through the pages, I found myself …
The Fury: An Unforgettable Dive into Chaos and Emotion From the moment I heard that Alex Michaelides was back with a new novel, I felt a flutter of excitement that only comes when a favorite author releases something fresh. Having previously devoured "The Silent Patient" and "The Maidens," I was both thrilled and a tad …