Title: The title is as beautiful and engrossing as the book.
Product review: Cleverly disgusing the title as much as the women did with their identity in the late 1800's, Waters will be the author more widely read by audiences without bending down to reach them. An extra amount of detail for characters, a true to story speed of events, allows for easy suspension of disbelief. Rather, the historic detail mixes into plausible invention. Whatever isn't true in the book has undoubtedly occurred outside of it, and if not it is hoped for so hardheartedly by the reader, truth is of little relevance. The only grief for the reader is awaiting the next story. Waters undoubtedly whispered "presto" upon competion as the reader yells "bravo."
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