Friday, August 7, 2026

Review: LOVING MOTHERS by Miranda Smith

 


It all begins with a missing teen from a neighborhood of loving mothers. Seems these mothers don’t know their kids as well as they thought. Additionally, these mothers seem to be openly friendly on the outside, but, at times, talk snidely about each other when others aren’t around. And these women were supposed to be friends?

 

“Who knew such ugliness could hide behind such beautiful faces?”

 

The story of these loving mothers as well as the mystery of the teen’s disappearance were very intriguing. What really happened on the night of the Halloween party? The other kids obviously knew more than what they were saying. What really happened? Did she run away? Or was she kidnapped? Or worse? It would seem that everyone—the mothers and the kids—was carrying a secret.

 

In due time, the dead body of the teenage girl gets discovered. With a knife found under a mattress and the bloody angel costume hidden in the closet, it was clear that the kids were hiding something of their own. And these loving mothers are all scrambling to protect their children…at any cost. Gossip, drama, and fights run wildly rampant in this gripping tale. Talk about Mean Girls with such vicious mothers. I certainly wouldn’t want to live near these “loving mothers.”

 

“Love could be just as ugly as it was beautiful.” I’ll say!

 

You’ll never guess how the truth unfolds. I certainly didn’t see that coming. A terrific read!

 

Rating: 5 stars

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