Technically, this should be a review for a memoir. BUT, I'm working my way through a hardback that's over 600 pages, and it's also a bit dry. Since it's a large book, I'm not really able to read it while I'm on the treadmill, so I had a fiction book on my Kindle for when I'm walking. Depending on how things shape up, I might get through another fiction book before I finish my current memoir. I'm about halfway done with it at present. And now, back to the review...
I picked this book at random and had no idea what it was about. Jack is in the Navy and is working on a design for a torpedo. He learns that a vital part has been stolen and suspects that he will find the part if he takes a position with a prominent family. Another plus is that a certain young woman he's just met also lives there.
This book was pretty good. It wasn't anything groundbreaking, but it also didn't get too sappy. It didn't stick around for longer than necessary, and I enjoyed it for what it was. I would probably label this as a "diet" book, and if you need something light to read, it's not a bad choice. Good Book!
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