Review: 1920's Chicago
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 23, 2013
Grace was a young lady who lives with her Uncle Bennett in cold, gangster ridden Chicago. You can just imagine the flapper dresses and gentlemen dressed in their finery all to socialize and party, 'Illegally."Grace tried to make it on a secretaries salary but soon found out that with her uncles sickness, times were getting harder and harder. That's when she decided she would open up a club and serve the hooch. she knew the risk involved but there was no choice if she planned to keep a roof over her and her uncles heads. All was fine until one night on the way home after closing up the bar, she was followed by a police office, Paul Gordon. Paul was concerned that a beautiful woman was walking alone in the rough neighborhood of Chicago without an escort. Paul shares his concern with Grace along with his interest in her company.An odd match to say the least but a great story line that will put you on the edge of your seat at times. With the gangster lingo and the details of the scenes you can't help but fall head first into the book. I hope everyone else enjoys it as much as I did.