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Following the events of No Happy Endings, Fantine Park has been laying low and hiding out in Arizona among other places. She's dragged back into criminal ways through familial ties and the lure of finding out who killed her mother. This is a book that never lets you settle as you wait for the sting in the tail and that one last double cross. Fan and the reader is never on steady ground as she tries to navigate the job that her Aunt Matty has pulled her in for. Fan's an excellent and fun characte...
The characters in Pull & Pray are not people I would choose to be friends with and actually they don't even want each other as friends. Brought together for 'one last heist' there isn't much camaraderie between them but instead plenty of mistrust and in-fighting, not least between Fantine and her Aunt Matty. Following events in previous book, Happy Endings, Fan has tried to go straight but is reluctantly lured back by the suggestion that she may also discover more about her mother's killer. It i...
Pull and Pray is short but definitely not sweet, in fact, the grittiness of the novel oozed from the pages.It’s main protagonist, Fan, was a woman out to settle a score, to find the person who killed her mother, and if that involved working with her Aunt Matty on last heist then that is what she would do.Fan was most definitely hardcore, not one to mess around, even if that meant throwing the odd punch, and that is what I liked about her. It was so refreshing to have a very strong female charact...
Fantine Park is, at best, an average thief, especially when compared to her mother. But her mother is dead, and Fantine finds herself being pulled in by her step aunt (or, well, something close to it) for a sure fire job. The idea isn't to rob a casino directly, but rather steal a bit of software that will tell you when and where to play for the big jackpots. Nothing is ever as easy as it appears and what follows is a twisted tale of well-placed paranoia, betrayal, and plans and counter plans. F...
