Make Me Better
By Sarah Gailey

Having suffered with infertility and grief, Celia visits a cult-like community on the tiny island of Kindred Cove during the Salt Festival where she chases the promise of a practice that will change her life.

Told with radically nonlinear timelines jumping between several different perspectives, I found the first half to be slow moving and difficult for me to engage with.

Once the foundation had been set, the wealth of context it brought culminated into a robust, horrifying and rewarding story that was totally worth the slow burn.

Thank you to Tor Publishing Group for providing this book for review consideration via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.

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