Looks like a good vacation read.

I expected this book to have a little more substance, but it was really just a lot of fluff and elementary writing. There were some interesting things to be learned about Key West in the post-WWI-era, and the creation of the train -- but otherwise, the relationships between the women and their men were completely contrived and lacked realism. For some people, that may be just what they're interested in reading, but for me it wasn't enough.

I plan to release this on an upcoming trip to the island of Grand Cayman. Will update with release details once the book is in the wild!

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The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single release!!

Happy Reading!

Left this book in the area just outside the port gates, under the colored tents where the Shore Excursions gather, in a potted tree.

Happy travels, little book!