Gallucci has something to say, and she will make sure people hear it.
Her memoir, "Laid," is an eye-opening perspective on femininity and its relation to love, sex, and marriage. While these topics have been discussed by many other authors, what sets Gallucci's book apart is her raw, emotional honesty. She holds nothing back and maintains a conversational tone as if she were in the room with the reader. There are times when her writing crosses into confessional, lyrical poetry with her eye for imagery and ear for dialogue.
This memoir is not for the faint of heart. No details are spared, and it is evident that this was a painful book for the author to pen. Audiences expecting a self-help guide or a safe, feel-good story may look elsewhere, but this book is worth reading for Gallucci's fresh insights on topics we thought we all knew well. Gallucci does not always follow the popular narrative on her themes, which adds great complexity to the book. This is more than just one woman's story; it's a true exploration of what being a woman means in the 21st century.
Simply put, "Laid" is a triumph.
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