City of Light by Lauren Belfer
Requirements: ePUB Reader, 2,5 MB
Overview: City of Light is quite simply electrifying. Not that there’s anything simple about this rich novel, which is first and foremost an examination of illusion, invisibility, and power–physical and personal. Set in the spring of 1901, as preparations for the Pan-American Exposition would seem to promise Buffalo, New York, a permanent place in the world, Lauren Belfer’s book is narrated by the never-married headmistress of a fashionable girls’ school. At 36, Louisa Barrett does her best to free her charges from their societal shackles. "I’m rather ashamed of all the things I’ve been able to give my students through the subterfuge of training them to be better wives," she says proudly. What Louisa is most concerned about, however, is her 9-year-old goddaughter, Grace Sinclair, who has grown increasingly unstable since her mother’s sudden death. Meanwhile, Grace’s father is heading up Buffalo’s hydroelectric power plans with dangerous zeal–much to the chagrin of local conservationists who oppose any exploitation of Niagara Falls. Will Tom’s intensity, which smacks of fanaticism, extend so far as murder?
Genre: Mystery, Historical Fiction
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