One thing I was not expecting, however, was the level of manipulation that happened and how far it went. I knew that sexual assault and rape were going to be big focuses of this book, as well as revenge. Now onto some things that made me feel uncomfortable while reading this book. Some of the people in this group should go and become spies or private investigators because they’ve got the skills for it. The way they came up with things and made them happened so seamlessly at times was amazing and pure genius. The second thing I really liked was her ‘coven’ as they called themselves, the friendships in this group were truly unbreakable. Andrews prep on her first day and immediately got in with the ‘it’ crowd was truly amazing to see unfold. Well get to those things in a second but first I want to talk about the thing I did like. I liked it at certain points in time, and then at other points in time I felt very uncomfortable. Overall I have mixed feelings about this book. Jades’ mission is to make those that hurt her pay for what they did in the only way she thinks justice can be served… To do this she has the help of her ‘coven’ (best friends), and a boy who is willing to help in order to make it to the top.

Andrews party and things go terribly wrong.

Jade is out for revenge after she attends a St. Warning book contains mentions of: sexual assault, rape, rape culture, gender-based violence.Įlle is dead and is now Jade. Thank you to Wednesday Books for the e-arc in exchange for my honest review. When she isn’t writing, she can be found singing, sailing, or pulling marathon gossip sessions with her girl squad. Hannah Capin is the author of Foul is Fair and The Dead Queens Club, a feminist retelling of the wives of Henry VIII.

Foul Is Fair by Hannah Capin