Beyond all dreams
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"In 1897 Washington, D.C., Anna O'Brien, a librarian at the Library of Congress, assists charismatic young congressman Luke Callahan, but the more political secrets they uncover the more their growing trust is strained"--
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Closer to 2.5 Stars. This was just...fine. Boring all the way through. I liked Luke's temper. 10/10 can relate. Didn't like that he felt bad about it. I agreed lol.
There was a scene where his nephew/ward burned the school books LUKE had paid for in a bonfire bc he wanted to be a painter and Luke took the nephew's painting supplies and added them all to the fire in a rage. He felt bad afterward and was “ashamed” but nothing was said about the nephew burning his literal expensive school books. I'm on angry Luke's side and didn't like that his justified anger was so discouraged
