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Favorite Daughters by Laurel Osterkamp

Favorite Daughters by Laurel Osterkamp

TITLE INFORMATION

Favorite Daughters

Laurel Osterkamp

Black Rose Writing, 321 pages

9781685130169, 8.25.22

Overall Rating = 4.42

Storyline & Concept = 4.5

Writing & Delivery = 5

Editorial = 3.75

In university, Elyse Gibbons forges an unlikely friendship with two young women who are the campus celebrities and whose lives are polar opposites of her own humble roots. Elyse is driven to make the world a better place and embarks on a political career, soon finding herself the rising star of the Democratic Party. However, her success comes with a price. Her relationships with her friends, her boyfriend, and those circling her path are tested, destroyed, or strengthened amid the inner workings of political life.

The author of Favorite Daughters has created an intricately woven tale of friendship, love, and betrayal. The protagonist discovers the joys and trials of her ambitions, and I was firmly drawn into her life and adventures, wanting to know more. Adding to the intrigue was the unique situation of three young women, all connected to politics and placed in the difficult predicament of choosing between friendship and family. The novel held my interest throughout, and I felt a strong connection to the protagonist. The ending left me with the impression that there could be more to come in the life of Elyse Gibbons, which would be a very welcome treat.

Sublime Line: “Favorite Daughters is a finely-tuned and intriguing novel about love and betrayal along the rocky road to political success.” 

 

 

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