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One of the reasons that I was attracted to this book was that I fell in love with its cover.
I couldn’t wait to put my hands on it.
Then I read the synopsis and I was intrigued, but I had no expectations.
Once I started reading I was completely hooked.
I thought that the writing was very engaging and the storyline very atmospheric with an excellent flow.
I liked the concept and I thought that development of the story was clever, but not flawless.
This book is well structured, with 3 POV and two timelines (1791 and present time).
I enjoyed meeting Nella and Eliza and I wanted to learn more about them, but the book is too short and lacked some depth. Their immediate affinity for each other was beautiful and somewhat touching.
I did not care that much for Caroline, until nearly to the end, and I think that the book would be more interesting and a lot better without her POV.
There are some very implausible or unrealistic events that may be a turn off, like how fast and easy Caroline was able to obtain answers at her fingertips, but because I was so drawn into the characters and the storyline, I really did not care (or decided to ignore - well, this is a work of fiction, after all).
Overall, because I was transported to that era, I was pleased with my reading experience and I thought that this book was very entertaining and very easy to read.