A lot of the side characters are PoCs as well.
It's got an incredibly diverse cast of characters. So there were so many great things about this book. It's all too easy for Ivy to hate her, and hate her she does, even as she worms her way deeper into Lola's life, with an eye to her husband, as well. Lola is a socialite and social media maven who runs a charity for disenfranchised pregnant women in between, you know, wining and dining her friends and posting all of her haves on social media. Faster than you can say "ethics, whaaaat?!" Ivy is like GIVE ME THE NAME and embarking on a personal one-woman revenge mission to ruin Lola Maxwell's life, by taking everything she holds dear. One day, the therapist offers to give Ivy the name of the woman who ruined her life as a test. When we meet our heroine, Ivy, she is seeing a therapist and apparently has been for several years ever since a traumatic event disrupted- essentially, "ruined"- her life. I'd never heard of this author before and after reading this book, I'm desperately hoping that she writes more of what she calls "diverse thrillers" because this book was excellent. This review is dedicated to my sister, who gifted me this book.
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