Jodi

I won a digital copy of this book through The StoryGraph. It was a surprisingly fun read.

You know where you stand through the entire book. You feel EVERYTHING! You want things to change for the main female character (FMC) & at times, you want to toss your book/e-reader across the room. It is definitely a book I wish I could read again for the first time.

This came highly recommended to me. I have to say, it was a tough read. What I mean by tough, is that as a childhood abuse survivor, I found myself reliving, reflecting. and pondering a lot of memories. 
It is a well written book & I applaud the author for putting everything out there and for sharing her experience.

Poignant. Haunting. Painfully honest. You feel Judy's and Mackenzie's pain almost as if you were there holding their hands through it - except you can't be. Unless you have been in their shoes, there is no way to truly comprehend what either of them is going through. Well written, very insightful into a world many read about and many watch on television but few actually live. This is a story of mistakes, injustice, and a mother's unconditional love.

Story & plot had so much potential but I just couldn't get into it.

Could not get into the storyline.

Couldn't get into it. It is a very dry read

The daughter's interactions and attitude toward her mother were like nails.on a chalkboard for me.

Couldn't get into the writing style and conversational writing