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The Other Mothers
by Katherine Faulkner
Leafy suburbs, brunches, and murder-mysteries. It's a well known trope at this point, and one I continuously enjoy seeing new variations of. This was a perfect book to sink my teeth into, the chapters were short and snappy, with vivid descriptions and helped set a good pace throughout the book. I thought the ending was enjoyable, and liked the multitude of twists and turns that it took. Maybe a little heavy on the intricacy at the end, but I feel none of it came off as too outlandish.