Gus Pella gatti's ‘Wicked Wives’ is a fascinating and intriguing read. There were so many moments that I was caught up and absorbed in his writing and storyline. I was a little hesitant, yet curious before starting this book. I love mysteries, yet I’m not a fan of non-fiction, so was unsure what to expect from this book as it’s a fictionalized account of the 1930s scandal in Philadelphia. I’m pleased that I took the risk as I did enjoy this book. I enjoyed several of the characters, and how the plot developed and twisted. I wasn’t a huge fan of the dialogue. Unfortunately, I felt that this held the characters back a little and didn’t quite provide a natural flow for truly believable characters. If you are looking for a piece of fiction, seeped in history filled with mystery and intrigue, then be sure to pick up a copy of ‘Wicked Wives’. 3.5 stars.  Goodreads Synopsis "Wicked Wives" is based on the true story of the 1938 Philadelphia murder scandals in which s...