Can't wait to see how this unfolds!

My first thought about Wild Game is that it's a memoir that sounds like a soap opera, and I am here for that. The idea that a mother would involve her teenage daughter in her affair is so horrible that it makes me want to dig in to see why she would do such a bad thing. Equally compelling is finding out how her mother's transgression shaped Brodeur's life. I love a memoir of triumph over childhood trauma, and this one sounds great.