First I want to say that the author has
some beautiful and meaningful things to say about self-worth and not letting a
tragedy define who you are. Ms Gray
wrote some very profound conversations in regards to those subjects.
However, this book is part of a Chicago
World’s Fair Mystery series. This book
had very little to do with the World’s Fair.
Brief mention is made of the fair but no details as to what was being
presented during this time at the world’s fair.
I found that disappointing. Along
with this I found the plot a bit boring.
The romance section kept coming back to the same point over and
over. It didn’t seem to progress or move
on and suddenly the couple was engaged.
It felt unrealistic. The mystery
part was not well developed and it was frustrating to just get snippets of that
portion of the story but not enough to sink your teeth into. I found myself waiting for something of
significance to happen and it never really did.
It was a predictable plot and did not give me the intrigue I had hoped
for.
I received this book from the publishers
and was not required to write a positive review.
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