by Mary Miley, Tavia Gilbert
Other reviews at The Book Babe's Reads. Off stage, we are not respectable, like gypsies or immigrants. I requested The Impersonator on a whim, so I was pleasantly surprised when it was an enjoyable read. I don't usually read adult books, so it was a (sort of) new experience. Right off, I'll tell...
Leah/Jesse is such a fun, quirky and lovable character. First person narrations are sometimes hard to pull off but it works so well in this story. Just pure fun, a romp through the twenties and vaudeville. We even get to meet a young Jack Benny, and a few others who at the time had top acts on the c...
Please read my full review here: http://mwgerard.com/review-the-impersonator-by-mary-miley/
Welcome to the roaring 20’s! Vaudeville, ladies hats and speakeasies what a great time period to get lost in. Orphan Leah is at a point in her life where her career is leaving her childhood allure behind. Enter in Oliver, thinking he has found his niece and heir to the family fortune he is disappoi...
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