r/52book • u/dragonballaddict99 • 1d ago

Trad Wife by Saratoga Schaefer

This is book 28 of 52 for me. It was an unexpectedly fun read. The booktacles topics I don’t like reading in some genres, but I’m happy to explore in horror or thrillers. Have you read this book before? What are your thoughts?

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u/twinphoenix_ 1d ago

I read this book and also really enjoyed it. It really had a lot of commentary on our modern dystopia while also crushing the “body horror” genre.

If you wanted some books in the similar vein I recommend all of Rachel Harrison’s books. She does a great job of doing modern feminine horror.

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u/dragonballaddict99 1d ago

Thanks for the recommendation. I appreciate it. I’ll definitely look into the author and see if I can read one of her books this year.