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Maureen Corrigan highlighted the title as Megan Abbott's most doom‑laden novel yet, noting its 2008 Detroit setting and the story of three middle‑aged sisters drawn into an all‑female financial club called The Wheel. Both episodes referenced the book’s dark tone and its focus on money troubles and familial dynamics, presenting it as a noteworthy addition to Abbott's oeuvre.
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Maureen Corrigan described it as Abbott's most doomladen novel yet, set in 2008 Detroit and revolving around three sisters entangled in a secretive financial club.
El Dorado Drive is Megan Abbott's most doom laden novel yet. It's set in the year 2008 in Detroit, which happens to be Abbott's hometown. The three middleaged Bishop sisters, our main characters here, can recall their father driving them around town in a sapphire blue caddy when he was general counsel to GM. The trio is beset by money troubles until middle sister Pam invites her sibs into an allfemale financial club she's joined called The Wheel.
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The critic described it as Abbott's most doomladen novel yet, set in 2008 Detroit and following three bishop sisters tangled in a risky financial club.
El Dorado Drive is Megan Abbott's most doom-laden novel yet. It's set in the year 2008 in Detroit, which happens to be Abbott's hometown. The three middleaged bishop sisters ... are beset by money troubles until middle sister Pam invites her sibs into an allfemale financial club she's joined called The Wheel.