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BOOK REVIEW: Ticket To Tomorrow
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by: Eileen Key Dancing Word Reviewer
Title: Ticket To Tomorrow Author: Carol Cox Publisher: Barbour Publishing ISBN 1-59310-948-2 Genre: Inspirational/Historical/Romance
Annie Trenton is on her way to the 1893 World’s Fair with her husband’s business partner, Silas Crockett. Will Trenton, Annie’s husband, died eighteen months ago. They had planned to make the trip together, bringing their invention, the Crockett-Trenton Horseless Carriage to be displayed at the fair.
Silas accidentally bumps into a man, knocking him down. In the confusion, their satchels are switched. Nick, Rutherford, Silas’ nephew, meets them at the train station. The trip to the fair should have been exciting, fun, but things go wrong from the start. Annie finds herself pitted against Will’s family, a strange man follows her, someone searches her room, and as if that isn’t enough, Nick Rutherford is becoming more important to her than she likes.
Carol Cox’s Ticket to Tomorrow, is a fast paced story of mystery, romance, and international intrigue. I read it straight through without stopping. This is a good one for your Need to Read List. |
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