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A review by devansbooklife
It Ain't Me, Babe by Tillie Cole
3.0
3.5 Stars
Overall I think the book is very creative and unique. What makes it even more heart wrenching is knowing women suffer this type of treatment and abuse all over. In theory it's an incredible thpught. Let's throw an innocent, uneducated commune survivor and a bad ass, killer MC together. Twist it into a love story. Brilliant. But I guess I just never felt connected to either character. Which made the story fall flat to me. There were some crazy twist, heavy violence, and brutal descriptions of rapings. It isn't for the faint at heart. But I applaud the author for her creativity and ability to keep the reader involved with the book.
Overall I think the book is very creative and unique. What makes it even more heart wrenching is knowing women suffer this type of treatment and abuse all over. In theory it's an incredible thpught. Let's throw an innocent, uneducated commune survivor and a bad ass, killer MC together. Twist it into a love story. Brilliant. But I guess I just never felt connected to either character. Which made the story fall flat to me. There were some crazy twist, heavy violence, and brutal descriptions of rapings. It isn't for the faint at heart. But I applaud the author for her creativity and ability to keep the reader involved with the book.