Review of Trapped in Glass

[Vivian Amponsah]

Wow the mystery of the tavern's ownership is very wired And am wondering what is buried with cement in the basement, very interesting story, the disappearances makes the story an intriguing one. Your review really intrigued readers, you always makes the story an enjoyable one. Perfect review. Thank you.

[Zaynnie]

This book is filled with mysteries. The unsolved disappearance of the tavern owners is something I'm interested to find more about. I love historical fictions though I haven't read any about the prohibition period. I'll definitely love to read this. Thanks for the great review

[Abdul hakim Khan]

This books contains a mystery which leads it's reader to read more and more to find the twist. Such a great way to pass the time. I would be happy to read this types of novel.

[Sandeep Moses Arulnesan]

I wonder what makes the people disappear from The Corner. I think Patcja and Helina are the protagonists trying to solve the mystery. I usually won't prefer historical fiction books. This sounds interesting. Thanks for the review. Congrats on the BOTD!

[John Arun Kumar]

This is a historical fiction, especially America during Prohibition around 1920. This is about the two sisters of Polish ancestry, Halina and Patcja, who live in Hegewisch, a Polish-American community on the south side of Chicago. A lot of mystery surrounds the ownership of a tavern and Patcja , and there is something unknown buried in a patch of cement in the basement. Interesting book and a good book review. Congratulations on the BOTD!

[Kimberly Johnson 10]

I have read many historical novels, but not one from a Polish point of view. It seems this novel has that covered. A tale of two sisters, one of them who runs a tavern that is surrounded in mystery and the other one who seems to be a healer of sorts, using herbs and spells. I am especially intrigued by the mysterious disappearances of the taverns previous owners and that this novel takes place during the prohibition era, with the characters dealing with post-war issues as well as bootleggers and corruption. It may seem a little bit of a long read, but most historical novels tend to lean in that direction anyway. I look forward to reading the novel based on this review.

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for the great review. There does seem to be a lot of mysteries going on, especially about the owners of the tavern. At the moment, I'm not interested in a slow story, but perhaps later on I will be able to enjoy it.

[Ikechukwu+12345]

This review is quite captivating. This is not my kind of book, but I will certainly read this book. Amazing review.

[Harty Muli]

It will be interesting reading this book on the two Polish sisters as they grew in America during the early 1920s. Great review.

[B Sheila Holt]

Thank you for this highly informative review. You gave us several good points, without giving too much of the book away to spoil it. Amazing job!!
I enjoyed reading a few pages from the free book, before coming here.

[Susan Kihleng]

I love historical fiction novels and this one looks especially interesting. Seeing it has a bit of mystery in it as well, I am definitely adding it to my reading list. Thanks for the informative review!

[Sarrikoziol]

Intriguing storyline. Prohibition times were rough on a lot of people. I am curious why people keep disappearing though.

[Emerizx]

The book was captivating and interesting, I love on how the author spice his words in bringing the beauty of an art in his writing. Congratulations on BOTD.

[Ozioma Miriam]

I love reading books that unravel mysteries. I would like to know what caused those people to disappear. I like the cultural aspect of the book, I would like to read about the polish, and I like that the characters are well developed. Thanks for a compelling review.

[Asja Šabani]

This sounds so entertaining and fun. I would love to learn how the story unfolds. I am especially interested in the relationship between Halina and Baba, and the art of healing. Thanks for the great review!