Rich in historical detail, old Hollywood, culture, and family dynamics in Chinatown in California in the 1930's. Beautiful back stories and characters that you instantly care about and want to know along with a riveting mystery, Lee's writing sucks you right in and refuses to let go. I couldn't put this one down (I stayed very late a few nights in a row, reading. This was another fabulous read that I'm glad I got my hands on, it truly was so well done. The POV between Gemma and May was very made but sometimes I feel it didn't let me see much of Chinatown from their perspective the other problem I had was the ending I felt like it was a bit rushed but after that the book was great and I truly enjoyed it. This was a slower story, as the mystery wasn't exactly thrilling ( felt like I needed a little bit more twisted and turned. In the end this book is a solid 4 stars.