Strong & impressive start, need to read more!
Strong opening hook with a writing style that oozes with the emotions of the narrator. I can't help but be nervous for Sawyer and love that stakes were set on the first page of the book. So much information is relayed without being overly verbose and the text flows with a gripping tone that kept me wanting to read.
Dual timelines covering 2015 and 1925, I found myself completely engaged with both narrative perspectives. I love the glimpse of Honoree I've seen and her independence, and I felt transported to 1920s Chicago - in a Speakeasy I could visualize with the tight and descriptive language.
Dual timelines covering 2015 and 1925, I found myself completely engaged with both narrative perspectives. I love the glimpse of Honoree I've seen and her independence, and I felt transported to 1920s Chicago - in a Speakeasy I could visualize with the tight and descriptive language.