Sinners of Starlight City

The Chicago worlds fair has always fascinated me, the engineering marvels, the shows, the food, and mostly the people.

This book gives such an insight into the lives of two women connected at first by birth and later by desperation, help, and finally trust.

Mina and Rosa have lived very different lives but both have had to survive trauma in their way and at the beginning of the book we find Mina in a situation that most women would find horrific.

In Paolo, Danny, and Mina's family, we have our villains and in the beginning, I was so convinced I knew what would happen, I'm so glad I was wrong.

Each of these women had come to the fair with a purpose, one filled with a lust for revenge while another had a hope of the purest sort, each would do whatever it took to end up where they needed to be no matter the cost or the pain.

While this book is a story of growth it's also a story of finding your strength, survival, and for some even a chance at redemption and a future they had only dreamed of.

Thank you to NetGalley and William Morrow for providing a copy of this ebook, I have voluntarily read and reviewed it and all thoughts and opinions are my own.