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Moorewood Family Rules

  • Writer: Ann Nichole
    Ann Nichole
  • Apr 25, 2023
  • 1 min read

Jillian Moorewood has spent the last few years in prison for a crime she did commit, and the crimes of her family. You see the Moorewoods are a family of con artists and they're very good at what they do.



To save her family, Jillian takes the fall for the entire family on the condition that they go straight, no cons, no crime, nothing, the family is supposed to become upstanding members of the community, now did they?  That's the million-dollar question.



Getting out of prison and making an entrance that can only be described as amazing Jillian puts her foot down and lays her cards on the table, the fallout, well let's just say there's more than one moment Jillian could have lost everything.



I enjoyed this book, the family dynamic, the brilliance of how everything was set, and watching how the pieces moved, it was good, but I wanted a more back story, more of the cons, more of how it all started, something that makes you understand how and why they became who they were and why they'd be willing to kill one of their own.



Thank you to Avon and Harper Voyager and NetGalley for providing a digital copy of this book. I have voluntarily read and reviewed it and all thoughts and opinions are my own.

 
 
 

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