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Title: Deceptive title -- borrow it from the library
Review: Well written and mostly an enjoyable read. But I was anticipating much more information about the serial killer, Dr. Holmes, and how he was related to the World's Fair. As it turns out, Holmes and his horrific activities were not really related to the Fair at all, except by proximity and time. It's two interesting stories, not one. The book is primarily about the Exposition and it's an intriguing story, no doubt. But the story of Holmes has little to do with the Fair. It's as if someone wrote a compelling story about the Seattle World's Fair and tried to weave Ted Bundy into it because he had once lived in Seattle. It would be easy to believe that the author first wrote a history of the fair and then added the serial killer hook because his editor said it would punch up sales. A better title would be "The White City and a Creepy Guy Who Lived Down the Street".
