Mary Shelley Black is shipped off to San Diego to live with her aunt--her father has been arrested for being anti-war and everyone around here is dying of the influenza. Add in a some spooky photography, and Mary Shelley isn't sure what to believe.
This book has a bit too much paranormal for me, but I appreciated the historical photographs of what is was like in 1918. I love historical fiction, so I'm glad when any historical fiction book gets some press. This book is one of the2014 Morris Award finalists, but I don't think it will win.
No comments:
Post a Comment