This is the first book in the series. The other two are called Fair Game and A Bride So Fair.
Annie is in Chicago to fulfill her deceased husband's wishes. He helped create a horseless carriage with another man, and now that he's gone, Annie is helping Silas promote the vehicle at the World's Fair. Also at the fair is Nick, Silas's nephew.
A chance encounter brings Annie into a mystery that will threaten her life. She's also dealing with a serious case of "in-laws." Will's family blames her for the rift in their family and also his death. Neither is justified, but they won't budge.
This book was pretty good. I liked the characters pretty well, but I found myself caring more about some more than others. Mostly the minor characters for some reason. I can't explain why, but I really liked Silas and Stephen.
With the amount of mention Stephen got in this book, I suspected he'd be finding love later on in the series. He does, but it isn't until book 3. On the plus side, I have a feeling this is one of those series where you can read them alone or out of order and not miss much. I'm putting it on my list, I really liked his character. 4 stars.
