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A review by booksnooksandcooks
Wild Women and the Blues by Denny S. Bryce
3.0
This story is told in the past and present format between two different characters and to be frank, I couldn’t care less about Sawyer. He was just a flat character with little dimension and I sped through his sections to get back to Honoree.
The book was well-researched but there was so much packed into a little space. Constant plot twists cheapens the reaction to the point where I was easily predicting what came next. It was one of those stories where you go, “seriously, how much trauma can one person endure before they just got absolutely insane?”. I would have much more preferred to just focus on Honoree and not Ezekiel or Bessie or Jeremiah. It was no longer her story, but rather she played a background character in everyone else’s choices.
The book was well-researched but there was so much packed into a little space. Constant plot twists cheapens the reaction to the point where I was easily predicting what came next. It was one of those stories where you go, “seriously, how much trauma can one person endure before they just got absolutely insane?”. I would have much more preferred to just focus on Honoree and not Ezekiel or Bessie or Jeremiah. It was no longer her story, but rather she played a background character in everyone else’s choices.