A Special Place for Women
Review:
This had an interesting plot. I am still not sure if I absolutely loved the witches dancing naked in the woods thing, but at least it set itself apart from books like this. It created a world grounded in reality but also had some crazy elements that popped out at you. The balance between the skeptical journalist and the crazy witches really worked well. I found all the characters to be well developed, and they each had their own distinct personalities. It almost seemed like this could be a true story, but then boom, you have weird things happening and the magic that is so real. There were a couple parts of the book rust I found to be a little slow, but once I got into it, I couldn’t put it down. I even debated whether I should leave the last 50 pages for tomorrow but then I was like, I don’t think I would get to sleep with that in my head. I also loved the conflict between almost everyone being rich and the main character not being like that. This author writes books with groups of females who have dark pasts or secretes, which is an interesting trope. This was an entertaining book, and I am interested to see if I can read this author's first one.
