that. Daphne, convinced Timmy's
sive friendship is like, how we deal
not the right man for her friend,
with it, and what the consequences
will do anything to drive them
of it are. Young people can sense
apart—even if her actions throw
or see a conflict yet they will rede-
Greta into the path of danger.
fine it so as to not make it quite as
big as it appears to be.
Can Greta survive? Can she forgive?
Entanglement is a confusing and
new time for a young woman like
Tana French meets Donna Tartt
Greta. She moves in with another
in this tense, evocative story of
woman who's tendencies aren't
love and friendship—and every-
shown until later in the book. Con-
thing in between. And fans of Lisa fused and seeking after something,
Synopsis:
1990s Hollywood, two unlikely
friends, one dangerous relation-
Scottoline's Betrayed will enjoy
Greta shrugs it off and lets her
the strong female protagonists
new roommate show her how to
found in Pryal's novel.
live her life. At first, the harm isn't
made apparent until danger seeps
Rating: 5 stars
predictable, complex, and intriReview:
ship...
Socially awkward 21-year-old Gre- Guest Pryal is one that will captita moves in with her best friend
vate audiences from all over the
with an abusive past. The glamorous and charismatic Daphne
teaches Greta how to wear stilet-
guing is one way to describe
Greta's friend and roommate,
Entanglement by Katie Ross
Daphne, a troubled young woman
in and takes over the scene. Un-
world. Here, readers will see how
Daphne.
The story as a whole is wellwritten and is fun to read. Readers
young women in their twenties act will enjoy reading this new adult
in friendships that are supposed to and coming of age novel. Katie
be more good than bad. The bud-
tos, tame her wild hair, and navi-
Ross Guest Pryal is one talented
ding friendship between the two
gate L.A. nightlife. Daphne is de-
writer who has a way of creating a
females is enough to lure readers
termined to make it big, and she
read that readers everywhere can
in deep.
connect with and understand. I
drags an unwilling Greta into the
limelight with her.
But Greta prefers spending time
with Timmy, her new boss who
has become a lot more than
enjoyed reading this brilliant piece
There is definitely enough inner
and I highly recommend it to othand outer conflicts to keep readers ers
hooked from the beginning until
the end. Katie Ross Guest Pryal
also shows readers what an obses-