I love Wonder Woman. Like wholeheartedly love the character. So a few friends were surprised to hear that I hadn't read this book yet and told me that it seemed like something I would love. It took me two tries to get through this but I did and...I'm kind of sad that I didn't love this. Don't get me wrong, I didn't dislike this, but I also wasn't really satisfied by the book. Part of my issue with this was I already knew a lot of the information, especially regarding the feminist movement at the start of the 1900's. I'd actually learned about Marston in a psychology class so I knew about his family's poly-amorous lifestyle and his interests in BDSM. And while I did learn some fun facts about the family, I felt like this was more of a book about Marston and his family rather than Wonder Woman. In fact, Wonder Woman doesn't even get mentioned until about 1/3 of the way through. So really this should be called "The Secret History of Wonder Woman's Creator". 
 My other issue was with Lepore's writing style. This was possibly only an issue because I listened to the audio version rather than reading the hard copy but there were several sections that just jumped from idea to idea with no clear reasoning. Several times I had to make sure I hadn't accidentally skipped a section because I was suddenly listening to information about a completely different person in a completely different decade. It was very odd and confusing. So maybe the audio version isn't the way to go with this book, although Lepore does have a rather pleasant reading voice. Overall, I was just underwhelmed by this book and didn't learn as much as I had hoped I would.