I couldn’t put it down and would highly recommend it. (Like her brother Sam – who has done time in jail – what was he doing in Ellice’s office building the morning of Michael’s murder!?) This book is fast paced and twisty, but also an exploration of race + racist behavior in the workplace. The cops are investigating his death as a homicide. The entire executive team misses Michael’s funeral for a party. The dream… except it feels icky and too fast. When she finds Michael shot dead in his office (and walks away like nothing has happened), her life is upended.įirst, she is promoted to his role.
A bit complicated as she’s sleeping with her (married) boss Michael, but doing well overall. Now, she seemingly has it all: a gorgeous condo and a well-paying job as a corporate attorney.
I really loved this book… utterly unputdownable! Ellice Littlejohn has pulled herself up from a rough childhood (she grew up poor, in a small Georgia town with an alcoholic mother and an abusive stepfather). I finished that yesterday and wow – it’s a masterpiece – I can see why it won the National Book Award! (PS – Check out The Library for even more books - you can filter by grade and genre to find your next favorite book!) Everything I Read in November 2022 All Her Little Secrets, by Wanda M. Just five books, but can say with full confidence: they are all absolute must-reads for different reasons. This was (again!) a lighter month of reading, but I really (really!) enjoyed everything I read.
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