The Mothers' Group

The way each member’s hidden past slowly unravels kept me hooked, but I wondered if the balance was just right or a little too much at times.

The setting felt so authentic—like real friendships with all their complexities. Curious whether this was inspired by personal experience or pure imagination.

Some chapters felt slow, while others zipped by. Did others feel this was intentional to mirror real-life conversations or a pacing choice for suspense?