BRAVE

APPLE BOOKS REVIEW

Just as outrageous, inspiring, and uncensored as we'd hoped she’d be, Rose McGowan reads her memoir like a sledgehammer. Every observation is delivered with her trademark sardonic wit, whether she's deconstructing her childhood in a cult, her teen years as a runaway, or the horrific abuse she suffered at the hands of Hollywood power brokers. We're tempted to say McGowan is fearless, but hearing her voice waver as she details the worst of her experiences tells us she’s figured out how to remain vulnerable and steadfast. She speaks truth to power in spite of her fear, earning her memoir's all-caps title—and then some.