Olivie BlakeFantasy · Fiction·b. 1989
Girl Dinner
Synopsis
An elite sorority known only as The House promises its members belonging, beauty, and unstoppable success—and it delivers. Dr. Sloane Hartley, a sociologist drowning in adjunct work and new motherhood, and Nina Kaur, an ambitious student desperate to belong, are both drawn into its orbit. But the secret behind the Women of The House's flawless power is a ritual act of cannibalism, and a seat at the table costs everything. A savage, darkly funny feminist body-horror satire about ambition, belonging, and how much a woman will consume—and be consumed—to succeed.
How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10
Content warnings (1)
Cannibalism