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The Stillwater Girls by Minka Kent The new one from the author of The Stillwater Girls starts with a young woman who wakes up in the middle of nowhere, with no memory of who she is or where she came from; that’s all I want to say about the plot so as not to spoil anything. Let me just tell you that it was very, very good and that I enjoyed reading it! I would go so far as to say that this book was better than The Stillwater Girls.

Overview About “The Stillwater Girls” by “Minka Kent”

Wishing to escape her abusive, broken family, seventeen-year-old Gemma leaves behind a small mountain town in Colorado and enrolls at St. Mary’s Academy in Manhattan. Before long, she’s swept into high society alongside Charlie, Brielle, and Olivia—the Stillwater girls—and it isn’t long before Gemma begins to question if everything she’s running from is all that bad. She has friends now. She has freedom now. And she certainly has wealth now…but at what cost?

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Reviews About “The Stillwater Girls” by “Minka Kent”

The Stillwater Girls is a book I didn’t expect to be as good as it was. The author, Minka Kent did a great job of explaining step-by-step how things happened in both characters’ lives so that you understood why they were acting in certain ways and she showed how some situations got worse before they got better. I didn’t expect The Stillwater Girls to be as intense or serious as it was but I loved that about it. If you want something heavy and heartbreaking then you will love The Stillwater Girls!

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About “Minka Kent” the author of “The Stillwater Girls”

Minka lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband and children. She is a professor of journalism at Mount Hood Community College. She holds an A.B. in English from Princeton University and an MFA in fiction writing from Hamline University School of Theology. Her short stories have appeared in various literary journals including Mid-American Review, Thresholds, and Opium Magazine. Her work was a finalist for Best American Mystery Stories of 2012 edited by Otto Penzler and Joyce Carol Oates.