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The Hunting Wives |
by May Cobb |
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Book Review |
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This story is about wealthy Texas suburban housewives who live recklessly, drink too much, and play with guns. As such, they lie, manipulate and commit murder.
The author excels at realistically showing the dark side of relationships. However, the story also highlights the human need to belong and the poor decisions some make to be part of something.
It revolves around a secret woman's shooting club, where they prowl for young men after target practice. In short, it's fast-paced and unique and gives an upfront view of dysfunctional female friendships. Recommend
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