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The Glow is one of those books that you feel completely immersed in, like you are stepping inside another person's thoughts and life.
Jane is in PR and is desperately looking for an opportunity to convince her boss that she deserves to keep her job. With an unhealthy obsession with her ex boyfriend and a ton of medical debt, she needs her job.
She finds the perfect opportunity in"FortPath", a wellness retreat provided by an out-worldly woman called Cass and Tom, the person who effectively handles communication with potential guests, and decides to go there to pitch her PR firm as a way of them growing their business.
Soon, Jane starts seeing Cass as a product and as a way to solve her financial and personal problems....
The premise is enticing, and I really loved the experience of reading the book. I think there were a lot of opportunities for developing more certain aspects of this book - such as the "culty" vibe of Cass' personality and I felt the ending lacked a little bit, however I would still certainly recommend it, especially for those who love stories about unhinged, millennial women finding a purpose in their life and a place in this world.
Jane is in PR and is desperately looking for an opportunity to convince her boss that she deserves to keep her job. With an unhealthy obsession with her ex boyfriend and a ton of medical debt, she needs her job.
She finds the perfect opportunity in"FortPath", a wellness retreat provided by an out-worldly woman called Cass and Tom, the person who effectively handles communication with potential guests, and decides to go there to pitch her PR firm as a way of them growing their business.
Soon, Jane starts seeing Cass as a product and as a way to solve her financial and personal problems....
The premise is enticing, and I really loved the experience of reading the book. I think there were a lot of opportunities for developing more certain aspects of this book - such as the "culty" vibe of Cass' personality and I felt the ending lacked a little bit, however I would still certainly recommend it, especially for those who love stories about unhinged, millennial women finding a purpose in their life and a place in this world.