The Sisters of Reckoning

I’m not going to lie, I was nervous to start this, wondering how it could top The Good Luck Girls. In conclusion, I never should have doubted Charlotte Nicole Davis. The Sisters of Reckoning packs an even heavier punch than The Good Luck Girls with discussions of land rights, power, and overthrowing......more

Almost a year after the events of book one, Aster is still helping girls cross the border in search of a better life. She's become friends with the Lady Ghosts, but misses her sister and friends on the other side all the same. With a new welcome house opening and lowering the lucky night age to thirt......more

after reading: 4.5/5 stars. This sequel was EVERYTHING I wanted and MORE! and it's gay 😭 my only gripe is I feel the covers for the good luck girls and sisters of reckoning should be switched. the first book had narration from both clementine and aster, but this book is solely aster's narration, yet t......more

In the sequel to The Good Luck Girls Aster has been living with The Lady Ghosts for over a year helping them free Good Luck Girls from Welcome Houses. But their methods are too slow and not effective enough for Aster who wants a much faster resolution. Unfortunately an illegal risk just isn't one th......more

I had been highly anticipating this conclusion to the Good Luck Girls duology and while there were things I liked- the ending was a satisfying ride and there is solid exploration of how trauma can impact your experiences with sexuality, handled in a thoughtfully nuanced way. However, I also think thi......more