Title: The Confession Club
Author: Elizabeth Berg
Genre: Fiction
Rating: 4 out of 5
A group of friends in Mason, Missouri start a supper club to talk, share recipes, and have dinner and wine. Except one night one of the ladies confesses something startling—and soon the weekly get-togethers are called The Confession Club, with all the ladies sharing misdeeds, regrets, and secrets.
Like one of the ladies is dating a charming new man…but he’s homeless. And another ran away from New York hiding a secret so big she doesn’t even know what to do with it. The Confession Club gives them a chance to talk about these things, but it’s also a place for love and support.
The Confession Club is a charming read. I haven’t read any of the other Mason books, but had no problems jumping in with book three. Despite being about a big group of women, I had no problems keeping them sorted out, and I was completely invested in their secrets and confessions. Thoroughly enjoyed this!
Elizabeth Berg is an award-winning author. The Confession Club is her newest novel, the third book in the Mason series.
(Galley courtesy of Random House via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.)
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