Synopsis:
Three women find themselves thrown together in a women's facility. Despite their differences, they share a common bond...Spencer. A charming yet manipulative hustler who fathers their children. With this one connection, they decide to form a clique.
The women must navigate a dangerous world of rivalries, backstabbing, and loyalty when Spencer gets arrested. As they try to protect themselves and their children, they discover the true meaning of friendship and the lengths they'll go to survive.
My Review:
I've had this book since I was in high school. I rated this book with two stars. It could have been better had there not been so many characters. It made it hard to keep up with who was who and which girl was with which guy. Also, some of the details of the drama were a bit too much to handle. I live for drama in books and giving backstories about some of the characters. Throughout this book, the author includes some gruesome details about some of the girls' pasts. I understand there will be things that happen, but it just left me feeling weighed down as I read it. Maybe some of you could handle it, but for me, this isn't something I want to keep on the roster.
Questions
If you shared a mother/father with multiple people, would you "Clique Up"? Why or why not?
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