Bluff
Complicated Parts Trilogy, Book Two

Q: Time to get myself captured. (c) Q: Drastic measures were the only way.... We agreed we had to take these guys down ourselves. It was up to me, the wily poker player, to plan a way to do it. (c) Q: In other words, it was dueling shrinks at dawn. (c) A totally unbelievable story of Mad Maud, 'a silen......more

This book has one of the more memorable opening scenes I've read this year. Maud Warner, a 50+ year old socialite walks into the Four Seasons restaurant in NYC and shoots a man named Sun Sutherland. She then proceeds to walk out calmly and ends up boarding a train headed to Washington D.C. But why d......more

This totally reads like badass women's fiction at its best. This time about an ex-socialite gone poor and on revenge. Fantastic book! I just read this second paragraph in the book and knew I will absolutely love her: I whisk a comb through my bobbed graying hair and apply a little lip gloss to my ligh......more

I loooooooved this. I think it was so good to me because for once, I went in blind, I didn't look it up on GR, study 20 reviews before I started it. I love revenge stories if they're fast paced and this one had a great pace throughout. The way the author let the story unfold was superb- that's a key......more

I thought "Bluff" by Jane Stanton Hitchcock was a fun, comedic read, one that I enjoyed very much. The book focuses on Maud Warner, a 56-year-old woman, set to exact her revenge on what she perceives as wrongdoing against her mother. Her intended victim? Burt Sklar. However, she misses and ends up s......more