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4.5
Pantheon Girls
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Cassie Burke never believed in second chances. If something didn’t work out, then it was never really meant for her. In the years following two heart-wrenching breakups, she kept her life simple. She’d dated when the opportunity arose but focused her energy on her career and best friends of over thirty years, Jenn and Maggie. Tight since their high school days in the 80s, they’ve weathered many storms. The most tempestuous being Deana, who had briefly joined their “pantheon” and stirred things up as only a beautiful lost soul can, testing their friendship and the strength of Cassie’s heart.
Now as Cassie, Jenn, and Maggie plan a celebration for their fiftieth birthdays, none of them are prepared for the whiplash changes their half-century mark year has in store. Least of all Cassie, who discovers a second chance with Deana might be just what her heart needs.
Reader References to homophobic violence/sexual assault.
Now as Cassie, Jenn, and Maggie plan a celebration for their fiftieth birthdays, none of them are prepared for the whiplash changes their half-century mark year has in store. Least of all Cassie, who discovers a second chance with Deana might be just what her heart needs.
Reader References to homophobic violence/sexual assault.
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4.5
“I love the LGBT+ representation in this book.
Cassie is a great character. She learned in high school to surround herself with great people; Jenn and Maggie are great people.
I enjoyed the back-and-forth between Cassie and Deana, and Cassie's restraint and internal struggle were realistically written.
Because it's named Pantheon Girls, I would have liked more from Jenn and Maggie. Especially Maggie because she seemed like the outside friend and they didn't take her asexuality seriously, which made me sad for Maggie. And felt similar to the way kids would bully her in school.
Between these pages is an authentic view of the dynamics of friendship over a few decades. This really touched my heart in beautiful and unexpected ways.
I received a copy via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.”
“I love the LGBT+ representation in this book.
Cassie is a great character. She learned in high school to surround herself with great people; Jenn and Maggie are great people.
I enjoyed the back-and-forth between Cassie and Deana, and Cassie's restraint and internal struggle were realistically written.
Because it's named Pantheon Girls, I would have liked more from Jenn and Maggie. Especially Maggie because she seemed like the outside friend and they didn't take her asexuality seriously, which made me sad for Maggie. And felt similar to the way kids would bully her in school.
Between these pages is an authentic view of the dynamics of friendship over a few decades. This really touched my heart in beautiful and unexpected ways.
I received a copy via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.”
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