I generally like historical family sagas, especially ones specifically about mothers and daughters, being both a mother and a daughter myself, and I love books Crooked Hallelujah was beautifully written, and I loved the characters, but it was a bit confusing as the timings of the chapters weren't defined, nor were the narrators. One chapter was narrated by someone who was almost not even mentioned beforehand in the book. Also, at one point she mentions the book It by Stephen King, at a time when I am pretty sure it hadn't been published yet. I'm a bit nit-picky about things like that, as they are so easily verifiable! I'm not sure if these things will be fixed by publishing time, so I'm going to hold off on posting to Goodreads until closer to the publishing date.

I would definitely try another book by this author in the future, this one just had too many small issues for me to love it.

Thank you for the ARC!