The Women in White are four young women in the 1960s who participate in experiments involving their psychic abilities at a prestigious university. Riley is the modern day caretaker of one of the woman. As she digs into their history, she uncovers an untold story that has been buried, intentionally, for over sixty years.
I really enjoyed the beginning of this story about the very real university experiments into psychic abilities in the 1960s. However, the modern day part of the story was completely unbelievable and ripped me out of the compelling 1960s tale. The ending was disappointing as well. Still, even with that as my lingering memory, I did enjoy the beginning of The Women in White and you might as well. 3 stars.
Thanks to NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press for providing me with an advanced review copy.