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Invisible Woman
by Katia Lief
emotional
tense
medium-paced
Invisible Woman is a #MeToo era book focusing on an older female protagonist who has been keeping a dark secret for decades. Thrown out of the entertainment industry after barely starting, Joni Ackerman has remained adjacent to the industry through her famous husband. After raising a family for many years, they have just left California for Brooklyn and a scandal is hitting the entertainment industry. And of course, it's connected to the secret Joni has been keeping.
This book moves quickly if predictably and I enjoyed the even pacing and the fresh and rare perspective of an older woman. If you liked Thursday Murder Club and enjoy feminist fiction, I think this is one to pick up!
This book moves quickly if predictably and I enjoyed the even pacing and the fresh and rare perspective of an older woman. If you liked Thursday Murder Club and enjoy feminist fiction, I think this is one to pick up!