An Hour Unspent

It's hard to find words to talk about a story this good. So much detail, such absorbing bits, that it was easy to blast right on through to the end.

I don't normally like suffragists at all but this portrayal had me agreeing with her reasoning and also relieved to see some of the movement's underbelly shown as well. I especially thought Evelina's slow realization of why she wanted to join the movement felt very authentic.

Barclay...my favorite sibling all the way back from book one! Wow...I never saw his drama coming. He's trying to make sense of his new faith journey and balance his resolve to make an honest living even while continuing to fulfill assignments from V that are allowing him to take part in the war effort. That's threatened by sudden family drama and someone who's trying to get to his mark first, threatening Evelina and her family before Barclay can save the day!

So it's another one that's nearly impossible to put down and is a page-turner for sure. :)

Thanks to NetGalley and Bethany House for a free review copy. A favorable review was not required.