Evil Eye

Excellent but a tough read - steeped in generational trauma. My only quibble is it felt a bit long in the last 1/3. Mother/daughter relationships take center stage, and are richly and painfully drawn.

Like the first book, this was very much a page-turner. Had a lot of the same themes as the first one as well. I found the main character frustrating at times but understand that its part of her personality due to her background. I think the end was consolidated and just wrapped up way too quickly. The therapy sessions at the end made a lot of progress VERY quickly which was weird considering how slow paced the first 2/3 of the book was and I wish we would've gotten more detail on her character growth. Overall though this is an author I will automatically read.