Review of Trapped in Glass

[Brenda Creech]

I love historical fiction but I like a fast read where things keep moving making me want to keep turning the pages! This book is certainly filled with mystery! Thanks for the great review!

[Jorge Leon Salazar]

A historical fiction story set on the South Side of Chicago at the time of Prohibition. It seems to have well-developed characters and a nice narrative. I find the description of the life of immigrants in Chicago interesting. Sound like a good option.

[Melieta Ceballos]

Post-War Action and Suspense

Trapped in Glass by Pam Records tells a convoluted tale about a family in Europe after the big war. Bootleggers and murderers, Italians and Polish, victors and victims bob and weave as they try to create new lives, remembering loved ones yet trying to forget the past.

I enjoyed the writing very much. The beginning was difficult as the characters and backstory were introduced, but things got moving fast.

[Wilkister Inzai Avagalwa]

Trapped in Glass by Pam Records seems like an amazing book. I would love to read it and find out what happened to Joey. Congratulations on the BOTD.

[Umesh Bhatt]

Seems to be a suspenseful detective story. We have to read the full book to find out the mystery behind the tavern whose owners were dead or missing long back. The review is evoking quite a good interest in us to go through the book upto end. Nice review.

[Sou Hi]

Thanks for your review. I wonder why Joey disappears and who will find out what happened to him.

[Bombasticsideeye]

I love the mystery in this story. That it is well written makes me even more eager to read it. Thanks for the great review.

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

I love historical fiction and I can't resist a good mystery. But what caught my attention the most are the mystical elements and supernatural elements. Thank you for such a captivating review!

[Sanju Lali]

A historical fiction book "Trapped in Glass" by Pam Records, which revoves around two sisters of Polish ancestry living in Chicago. The story looks interesting.

[Pauls_]

Having details is part of the flavours of historical fictions. I would to know more about the life of the immigrants in Chicago. Great review.

[Bertha Jackson]

Lots of mystery in this book with the disappearance of Auggie and Joey and something buried in the basement of the tavern. Thank you for your review.

[Yulisa Sanchez]

From deep, relatable characters to an emotional, cultural backdrop, this book has the literary elements to create a fascinating read. I especially like Halina's character being highly multidimensional and heartfelt. Congrats on the BOTD!

[Deval Sodha]

This is a well-woven story that revolves around two sisters of Polish ancestry, Halina and Patcja, who live in Hegewisch, a Polish-American community on the south side of Chicago. The readers who enjoy historical fiction, especially America during Prohibition would love this book.
The review is superb.
Congratulations on Botd

[Tars]

I myself am of Polish ancestry and it is really nice to encounter alike main characters in newly released book. Historical fiction and suspense thriller, in my opinion, are receipt for interesting and intriguing story and offering such treasure for free makes me extremely grateful! Thank you and congrats on BOTD!

[Creole]

Disappearing bar owners. Interesting. This seems to be the type of book that will perk me up. The educational aspect is also noteworthy. This is a great review. You have aroused my interest in the story. Congrats to the author.