Alison Ver Halen, Author at Alison Ver Halen

Margo’s Got Money Troubles

This book covers everything from addiction to the dichotomy of a society that demands mothers bear all the responsibility of childcare.

Just because your thieving neighbor knows you’re onto him doesn’t mean you’re in a true-crime podcast … yet.

I got everything I wanted out of this book: more Amina and Raksh and Dahlila, plus a witch who literally weaves magic!

When you end up covered in mud and cow dung, is there enough hot water in the world to make you ever feel clean again?

Cutting someone’s heart out is a pretty distinctive MO, which means a recent murder points to a 60-year-old murder.

Wanting a shower after herding cattle is understandable, but why all the secrecy …?

This book was a good effort for a debut, but it felt like it was trying to be too many things all at once.

The only thing more embarrassing than getting called out on your crush is said crush seeing you covered in mud and shit.

We can all agree that Monica Lewinsky is a modern-day saint right? Assuming you brush past the pesky need to die to be martyred.

Who’s in control here? And why does the dog appear to feel both offended and pity for me in my sorry state?