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This book was not doing anything for me. An inter-galactic con woman, a jilted sister, the mark being the jilter, and the guy‘s sister who is also a love interest. Sounded promising, but wasn‘t to be.
This book was not doing anything for me. An inter-galactic con woman, a jilted sister, the mark being the jilter, and the guy‘s sister who is also a love interest. Sounded promising, but wasn‘t to be.
I really enjoyed the blending of sci-fi with 1920s aesthetics and society. The first half definitely felt like an opulent space opera.
The book began to lose me when the con artist confessed her scheme with very little prompting. The mark's sister suspects her of lying, there is some plot stuff and then she fully explains her plan to marry her brother for money because he wronged her sister.
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