Genevieve
We’re introduced to Ivy Hill, who’s still messed up from a tragedy that shattered her happy family and childhood. Shes 26 years old now, and struggling through life until she finally learns the name of the woman she believes ruin her life, Lola Maxwell.
Lola is rich, married, accomplished, and living what looks like the perfect life. Ivy slowly makes her way into Lola’s life, befriends her, and begins quietly turning everyone against her and ruin her from the inside out.
This wasn’t my favorite by Shanora Williams, but it definitely held my attention, enough for me to see it through to the end. The premise was decent, and I needed to see how it would all play out. It was just okay for me, entertaining, but not one of her best to me.
We’re introduced to Ivy Hill, who’s still messed up from a tragedy that shattered her happy family and childhood. Shes 26 years old now, and struggling through life until she finally learns the name of the woman she believes ruin her life, Lola Maxwell.
Lola is rich, married, accomplished, and living what looks like the perfect life. Ivy slowly makes her way into Lola’s life, befriends her, and begins quietly turning everyone against her and ruin her from the inside out.
This wasn’t my favorite by Shanora Williams, but it definitely held my attention, enough for me to see it through to the end. The premise was decent, and I needed to see how it would all play out. It was just okay for me, entertaining, but not one of her best to me.