The Briar Club
Ratings16
Average rating4.5
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This was a well-written historical fiction book set during the McCarthy Red Scare/Korean War era in America. The characters are well-developed and quite believable, embracing the breadth and depth of various aspects of humanity. There are a few triggers: sex, language, LGBTQ, violence; there is also a lot of humanity, warmth, created family, and grace.
This was a well-written historical fiction book set during the McCarthy Red Scare/Korean War era in America. The characters are well-developed and quite believable, embracing the breadth and depth of various aspects of humanity. There are a few triggers: sex, language, LGBTQ, violence; there is also a lot of humanity, warmth, created family, and grace.