The premise of this one totally intrigued me— a feminist spin on a western? Count me in! But even with the hype and a lot of great components, it didn’t quite click for me. There were Handmaid’s Tale vibes for sure, and a ragtag bunch of women (all outcasts, some barren, some queer, some mentally ill), but ultimately I felt like it skimmed the surface too much and loved too fast for any really good stuff to happen. I wanted to dive deeper into this quirky cast of characters, and hear more of their lives and adventures, but didn’t quite get that. I read it fast and couldn’t put it down, don’t get me wrong, but would have loved another 100 pages of depth (especially with Lark + Ada!!!).