Fantastic book! The book was a great combination of history and drama. It was sad and pertinent to today's world.

A fun read. A great sequel .

A nice book about being a grandmother for the first time. I really enjoyed it!

The dreamy stream of consciousness that starts the book belies the tight plot construction and careful character development. Fantasy on the edge of science fiction that speaks to the heart instead of the mind—readers will care deeply about the characters and long for the next book.

This was a touching story of human nature, about finding your family, and the unlikely friendship with a sentient octopus.

“Good Girl” by Mary Kubica stands out not just for its distinctive narrative style but also for its intricate blend of crime, romance, and emotional depth. The novel keeps the reader engaged through a series of conflicting emotions, ranging from attachment and need to disgust and frustration. The story is skillfully told through the alternating perspectives of three main characters, each adding layers of complexity and intrigue. The climax, narrated by the “Good Girl” herself, delivers a stunning and riveting conclusion. This novel’s ability to intertwine emotional and psychological elements with a compelling plot makes it a must-read.

This book is an emotional rollercoaster. I definitely shed some tears. The characters seemed so real with emotions and actions. I got annoyed in real life reading this book, seeing how the police treated the main character. It is sad that things like this happen in real life, and I'm glad that this book came with a message and a moral which was a great addition to the book!

Great descriptions of food!

I generally like Jodi Picoult’s books. I feel like I just chose the wrong one here.This book has very similar plot lines to Mad Honey, which was very good with lots of interesting plot twists. The Pact is pretty straightforward from the beginning. It’s also the difficult subject matter of teen suicide and sexual abuse. I am glad I read it because it’s the first we see of Jordan, the lawyer who shows up in a few of Picoult’s other books.

One of Danielle Steel’s better books. Plot includes drama, romance and starting over after 60.