A review by bibliotequeish
The Line Between by Tosca Lee
5.0
I read this book in less than 24 hours. It grabbed me right away.
There is something reminiscent to Margaret Atwood in this book.
Our protagonist Wynter, is a young woman banished from the cult-compound she has lived in since she was a child. Faced with the struggle of amalgamating back into society, as well as dealing with the heartbreak of leaving her family behind, Wynter finds herself in the middle of a major epidemic. People are getting sick all around her.
Tosca Lee's compelling story telling and likable characters makes this book a home run for me.
There is something reminiscent to Margaret Atwood in this book.
Our protagonist Wynter, is a young woman banished from the cult-compound she has lived in since she was a child. Faced with the struggle of amalgamating back into society, as well as dealing with the heartbreak of leaving her family behind, Wynter finds herself in the middle of a major epidemic. People are getting sick all around her.
Tosca Lee's compelling story telling and likable characters makes this book a home run for me.