3.5 stars.
Overall, I liked the concept of Widows by Lynda la Plante, but it didn't quite get there for me. The book jumped around quite a bit, which I usually don't mind, but in this story it was a little hard to follow.
This book is about a robbery gone wrong that leaves three women widows. These very different women are brought together by Dolly, the main character, where they make the decision to pick up where their husbands left off and turn to a life of crime.
For the most part, I enjoyed this novel and would recommend, the concept is great, the cover is beautiful and the story was good.
Overall, I liked the concept of Widows by Lynda la Plante, but it didn't quite get there for me. The book jumped around quite a bit, which I usually don't mind, but in this story it was a little hard to follow.
This book is about a robbery gone wrong that leaves three women widows. These very different women are brought together by Dolly, the main character, where they make the decision to pick up where their husbands left off and turn to a life of crime.
For the most part, I enjoyed this novel and would recommend, the concept is great, the cover is beautiful and the story was good.