I think it's time to just call it. I LOVE a morally grey female vigilante. Some of my fave books centre around this trope and this one is right up there with its three generations of Miller Women, all with a deadly and dark secret to hide.

The story is broken up into parts, spanning across multiple timelines and told through the voices of the three the Miller Women, Nicola, Abby and Joyce. I think this setup was very effective in giving the reader access into each woman's mind and their precarious pasts. Some scenes may be a bit hard to read (trigger warning: SA), but I was well and truley invested in where it was all leading. 

To quote my book sweetie, @mimireadsbooks, "This book has more twists than a pretzel" 🥨 
Yes, some were predicted, which honestly, I don't mind because they distracted me from the well-planned ’oh sh1t' moments. 

I would love to see The Miller Women return again in the future.

Thank you to @HarperCollinsAustralia and @Netgalley for the eARC of The Miller Women. Kelli Hawkins is an autobuy author for me, so I was super excited to get accepted on this one. 

Also, the audio of this is phenomenal, so if that is your jam, I highly recommend it.