Mad Honey

It started slow for me, but boy, did [b:Mad Honey 59912428 Mad Honey Jodi Picoult https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1642705453l/59912428.SY75.jpg 94339228] pick up steam. I'm a huge fan of [a:Jodi Picoult 7128 Jodi Picoult https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1657141143p2/7128.jpg], but I'm unfamiliar with her co-author [a:Jennifer Finney Boylan 30973 Jennifer Finney Boylan https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1200414859p2/30973.jpg]'s work. Let's just say they make beautiful books together.Not sure what I liked best about this book. The tidbits on beekeeping? The LBGTQ info? The honey recipes at the end? I think there's something for everyone in this book.I'm a sucker for courtroom trials and this one takes it to the next level. Picoult's always been a master when it comes to this skill, but I think this is her best yet. I never guessed the ending and I really thought I had it from the very beginning, yet when it unfolded, I realized all the clues had been well planted. Loved this book. It's a fatty, but it's worth it. In spades!