Book review: Gatsby Girls

 

Gatsby Girls, a sequel to the classic novel The Great Gatsby, continues the saga of a Jazz Age dream gone wrong, that of Jay Gatsby for Daisy Buchanan. 

The dreamer is dead, but Daisy is unrepentant and plans an abortion before leaving her drunken, abusive husband, Tom.

 She enlists the help of a gangster, a drugged friend, and Nick Carraway, but her scheme fails and another deadly tragedy ensues.

Written in the style of the Jazz Age, Gatsby Girls magically recreates that golden era of flappers, jazz, gangsters and frustrated love.

Once again, the Roaring Twenties come to life.

View Gatsby Girls on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0053HAAQ4