L. Donsky-Levine was born and raised in New York and where according to her mother, she was writing before she even walked, telling those stories with a twig in the dirt. But it would take a lifetime, her “Hello” letter from AARP and the raising of a family before that career as storyteller would come to fruition. In her trademark witty and wise fashion, she crafts stories crossing all genres, all emotional landscapes of the heart about characters dealing with all the things life could possibly throw their way. The Bad Girl is her debut novella. She currently lives in South Florida with her family.
Thanks, Shelley 🙂 Hope you enjoy when you get round to it.
Thanks, Tess. It’s so good.
A compelling review, Cathy! I think this is one I’ll add to my TBR list too!
This looks really good! Another one for my TBR pile…Also from New York, I can particularly relate to this story, I think. Thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome and I’m glad it appeals to you.
A fabulous review, Cathy. It sounds like a realistic story of the protagonist’s horrific life. Unfortunately, for some, this is not fiction, but the truth of their own lives.
You’re so right, Michelle. That what made it hit so hard.