Her Daughter

I just finished Her Daughter by Jen Craven for my @bookouture book tour and here are my thoughts.

Rachel and Monica have been best friends since college. They are fully in each other's lives and their families are close. Rachel's eldest daughter Chloe has been depressed since her boyfriend broke up with her. It's not the only thing she is hiding and when she goes to her moms best friend instead of her, she knows she is going to break her moms heart but being pregnant isn't something she wants to face yet.

Rachel has her own problems. Her husband has political aspirations and there are whispers he is misappropriating campaign funds and then sexual assault allegations follow, which has Monica's husband quitting the campaign and that's enough to make anyones head spin but there is something more going on and it could blow both families clean apart.

I enjoy women's fiction for the most part. I like women's fiction when they have twists in them too. This one had that. It was really well written and the pace was actually decent which I appreciated. The book covers some difficult topics including teen pregnancy, sexual assault, divorce.
We get the story from 3 POV, Monica's, Rachel's and Chloe's. I don't usually enjoy so many POV but this worked well. It covered the story well enough that I don't think anything was missed.
I loved the family drama and watching the two different families trying to navigate their problems. I love how it shows that every family has its problems and they aren't always the same. It was definitely a solid read. Entertaining and it has a pretty decent twist to it too.

4 stars

Thank you to @netgalley and Bookouture for my gifted copy

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