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Title : The Good Luck Girls (The Good Luck Girls, 1)

Author : Charlotte Nicole Davis

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The Good Luck Girls (The Good Luck Girls, 1) by Charlotte Nicole Davis

Read Online and Download The Good Luck Girls (The Good Luck Girls, 1) by Charlotte Nicole Davis. An Indie Next PickA Silver 2019 Nautilus Book Award WinnerA Kirkus Reviews 2019 Best of the Year SelectionWestworld meets The Handmaid’s Tale in this stunning fantasy adventure from debut author Charlotte Nicole Davis.Aster, the protectorViolet, the favoriteTansy, the medicMallow, the fighterClementine, the catalystTHE GOOD LUCK GIRLSThe country of Arketta calls them Good Luck Girls―they know their luck is anything but. Sold to a “welcome house” as children and branded with cursed markings. Trapped in a life they would never have chosen.When Clementine accidentally kills a man, the girls risk a dangerous escape and harrowing journey to find freedom, justice, and revenge in a country that wants them to have none of those things. Pursued by Arketta’s most vicious and powerful forces, both human and inhuman, their only hope lies in a bedtime story passed from one Good Luck Girl to another, a story that only the youngest or most desperate would ever believe.It’s going to take more than luck for them all to survive.

The Good Luck Girls (The Good Luck Girls, 1) by Charlotte Nicole Davis Review

So, I’m not going to lie. A big part of this book is Trope-y YA. It’s remarkably similar in feel to The Belles.But it’s fun fantasy and it features POC.So much of diverse lit is about the diversity itself – not always more than the story, but the diversity is just as important. And I’ll be honest, it kind of threw me that this wasn’t about race or ethnicity or skin color. But then I thought…that’s just the kind of inclusion we need in the book world. A book peopled with POC that’s still just your basic YA fantasy novel! And it is about girl power and also includes queer characters – and they’re just characters!Oh, and despite the YA tropes, I have to put this in caps…are you ready? THERE IS NO LOVE TRIANGLE!!!! (And a million thanks to the author for that!)Really a blast of a book and, though it seems like there could be more coming in this world, it works as a standalone.A very good read!

This book follows a diverse cast of characters, ethnically, and personality-wise, as they seek to escape life trapped in prostitution. With a unique and magical take on branding, these brave young women venture to find the one person who can remove the mark that stains them.I was intrigued by the premise of this story as it was pitched as a fantasy/western. The book starts off with a bang. The prologue is fast, weighted, and leaves the reader emotionally toiling alongside Clementine as she struggles to survive her "Lucky Night". It is an immediate punch to one's emotional fortitude with a rape attempt and a death. However, as the girls tried to navigate the repercussions of the night, I found myself disengaging from the story. The solution is thought of fast, without much explanation, and goes off without a hitch. The conflict felt empty. I found myself drawing away from the characters and the world as the story moved on and I didn't care about what was happening.

A lot of these reviews are all like, "Diverse!", "Great Diversity!", "Love how diverse it is!" which is all pointless because this book isn't diverse. Don't get me wrong, the book is about two sisters who are brown skinned like me, which is awesome. But the world that's built here doesn't have the silly preconceived notions about skin color that we have (though there are other silly preconceived notions, don't worry). The book doesn't feel like DIVERSITY it just feels like here are the people who inhabit the world. Enjoy. This is refreshing, and while on this plane of existence REPRESENTATION MATTERS, and we get to see people of all skin types in one story (which is awesome), in the book, it's never mentioned because it's not important. I can appreciate that, and I hope that more books are like that in the future.Now, as for the storyline, The Good Luck Girls is mainly about two sisters, Aster and Clementine, who have some trouble, and have to go on the run. They are Sundown Girls, young women who sell their bodies at the demand of the "Welcome House". The world that they live in is much like our Old West, but with touches of mystery and magic (which is come to be expected in books like this). The two sisters travel with three other friends from the Welcome House, and meet an interesting cast of characters along the way as they become outlaws on the run.The Good: I really like the world building in this novel. The author establishes the rules early on, and doesn't tend to deviate from them, which is reassuring to say the least. No Deus Ex Machinas here. We are introduced to Arketta, a land where humans interact with ghosts on a daily basis, and power magical "Favors" are tattooed on skin, and glow and burn when left covered. There is a lot to see and do in Arketta, and while it's strange and interesting, it's also familiar enough that one doesn't feel too out of place. Also, in addition to all of the terrific world building, I really enjoyed the moments of tension in this novel. It's truly "action packed". The tension is well written, and the moments of uncertainty are just that.**SPOILERS AHEAD**....The Not so good: I wasn't really crazy about the characters, to be honest. Aster is the protag, and while I appreciated her and her point of view, I never really felt engaged or attached to any of the other characters. I didn't really like any of them so much. Violet was probably the only other character that I truly cared about, and, well, things didn't end up that well for her. There's also the issue of the 'romance' between Zee and Clementine. I hated it, it felt forced, and every time Clem sided with Zee over Aster I wanted to hit her over the head. There's no way that with all they went through and how much Clem looked up to Aster that she would just lose her mind over a guy like that. And the very first guy they met? It's like, ew, gross. I think this book would have benefited from not having a love interest. I had certainly had no interest in their relationship, and skipped over the sappier parts. I don't know why YA novels feel the need to shoehorn a romance into every story. It's like people don't have to fall in love, y'all. Especially out of the blue, like that.In conclusion, I think this book is worth reading. It's an interesting world (that I'm sure we'll see more of), and it has some fun moments of action and tension. I would recommend it to people who are fans of the YA genre, and like books with female protagonists with agency.

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