Devastating... this novel speaks to the viciousness of lies, and the importance of speaking ones own truth, lest it be your demise. It was an easy read, but meandered a bit. It touched upon the complexities of an incredibly controversial issue: the allegations against the Catholic Church of covering up sexual abuse. I felt as though the author could've delved a bit further into it. The narrator was quite underdeveloped; I would've liked to know more about her history and how she arrived at having such an antagonistic attitude.
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