Official Review: The Wicked Wives by Gus Pelagatti

[Ephantus Onsare]

The book is quite interesting. The title of the book is really sarcastic... can't wait to read it again and again.

[Kirui Collins]

I'm amused. Is it really a real story? Killing your companion should be the last thought in your mind. Congrats!

[Yahya Amir Anwer]

I appreciate the review. The events that this is based on are what make it interesting to me. However, writing historical fiction is challenging and complex. It seems that this one is more successful than unsuccessful.

[Adam Bryce Stern]

An incredible historical fiction, based on a true life crime story, that portrays the evil hidden beneath the human mind. Great read. Congrats on #BOTD

[Prashant Gupta 3]

It seems "The Wicked Wives" is not just a page-turner but a full-blown neck-twister with its rapid plot twists and turns! The book's title might scream 'soap opera special', but the content? Pure, unadulterated Philly noir, complete with a side of betrayal and a sprinkle of insurance fraud (as the review suggests). Who knew the City of Brotherly Love had such a cutthroat sisterhood lurking in its shadows? And let's not forget about our dear tailor, Giorgio – the man's got more layers than his finest three-piece suits (I mean bro is juggling a lot of things ). As for the twist? Well, if it's as shocking as the reviewer says, I'd wager it's the literary equivalent of finding out your cheesesteak has been vegan all along.

[Kibet Hillary]

Wow! This is really amazing. The fact that the book sucks one in and manages to hold this attention down to the concluding chapter is interesting, and my curiosity to read it is already piqued. I wonder what the DA's office discovers apart from the fact that the conspirators had decided to do it for money. I am happy to read that each story is memorable. Many thanks for the fascinating, informative review.

[Tabitha Johnson 4]

Great review! Definitely made me want to know the full story. Reading the first few chapters really draws one in as well

[Joule Mwendwa]

Congrats to the BOTD author! I am a fan of mystery and crime books and this one is a perfect fit. I hope it is worth it because of the perfect rating and positive testimonials.

[Precious_Nzeakor]

I wonder how many deaths had to occur before a connection was found. I would like to know the personal stories of the other women.

[Mayuri Kotalawala]

The story moves at a rapid pace in the first part of the book. Two of the women are introduced and their husbands die in the first few chapters. I was sucked in right from the start. The pace slows down as the plot switches gears to the arrests and trials. Still, the story is no less engaging during these scenes.

- This is Intrigueing and I'm dying to get my hands on this book. It's also the title that did it. I found the title of the book, just fine. Wouldn't change it for the world! However I will agree with the rest of the review. Good job and thank you.

[Tal Chen]

Amazing review. Hearty congratulations to the author for making it to the BOTD.

As a fan of thrillers, I was really intrigued.

[Marissa Michael]

A fascinating historical book based on true stories about wives murdering their husbands for insurance money. Not my usual type of tale but I can't wait to get my hands on this. Congrats for being the #botd.

[Yvonne Oloo]

Thanks for the great review. This looks like an interesting story, with wives murdering their husbands for the money. I'd definitely want to read this book.

[Malleswararao Dasari]

I found "The Wicked Wives" by Gus Pelagatti to be a gripping blend of historical truth and fictional intrigue. The character depth and intricate plot kept me hooked, and the exploration of each woman's motives added layers of complexity. Pelagatti's storytelling prowess shines through in this captivating novel.

[Malleswararao Dasari]

I found "The Wicked Wives" by Gus Pelagatti to be a gripping blend of historical truth and fictional intrigue. The character depth and intricate plot kept me hooked, and the exploration of each woman's motives added layers of complexity. Pelagatti's storytelling prowess shines through in this captivating novel.