A very disappointing book. The story just wandered all over the place. Really no plot. I found myself going back to read what I had just read to keep all the events and characters straight. I would not recommend this book.

I enjoyed reading the second book about Constance Kopp. It was as well written as the first book, Lady Waits With Gun. As I was reading I could just picture all the adventures Constance had gotten herself into. Just think how hard it would be, to be on a foot chase with someone while wearing a long skirt and a hat, but Constance kept her hat on. I would like to see another sequel to this book.Will there will be a love interest for Constance, but maybe she will be too busy fighting crime. I recommend both of these books, by Amy Stewart.

What an excellent book. I had not read anything about another ship in the area where the Titanic sank, other then the Carpathia. I can not imagine what was going through the mind of Captain Lord as the information was given to him about the rockets that were fired. The book was such a easy read for me. In reading the last part titled Eight White Rockets you could feel sorrow for both the Sage family and for Herbert Stone. I will tell my reader friends about this book as it is one of the better books I have read.

This book was a very slow read for me. From the beginning of the book you knew what had happened with the babies. If that information was told later in the book , the book would of been more interesting. But maybe not. I did not find any part of this book that I liked.

After reading a review about this book in my local newspaper and being an alumni of the high school in the book, graduating in the 1950's, I could hardly wait to read this book. I liked the map that the author has at the beginning of the box and she was correct on some of the land marks. The one I found not accurate is when she said a boy played basketball for Shanley High School, an all boys Catholic school . The school was co-ed in the 1950's but since this is fiction maybe the author stated it as an all boys school to help with the story. After reading about half of this book, I put it down and decided I would not finish it because I could not find much of a story in it. After a week I did pick it up again and did finish reading it. It did not get any better , I just could not find any thing I liked about this book. Yes, the KKK was in the state in the 1920's but I could not find that they were there in the 1950's . But I had to remind myself that this book is fiction.

What a fantastic book. This is not the kind of book I normally read, but as I got into the book I could not put it down. I like the way the author went between the present and the past , one chapter in the present and one in the past ,so it was easy to follow. It was interesting how in the end all the characters had something in common, they all had some connection to the book. I do not belong to a book club, but this would be a good book for a book club to read.

I rated this book as average, because it was just an OK book. It did have a good beginning and a good ending, but in between was not so good. I have read over 200 books, both historical fiction and history on World War II.

I had not heard much about the Lusitania, other then it had been hit by a torpedo and sunk by the Germans, during World War One. In reading this book I was able to gain a much clearer understanding about the people that sailed on the Lusitania even after there was information printed in the newspaper from the Germans. The book was well written and the Cast of Characters were easy to follow, since there was a list in the front of the book. I do read some books twice, so this will be one that I will read again.