By Lynn Willoughby

Each character from the pages have gone astray in some sense, other wise they have no connection. Some have happy consequences, some funny, some sad. The stories cross centuries and countries. They are about counterfeiters, sculptors, con artists, drifters or slaves. They cross the borders of laws, race and sanity.
Spanning three centuries and two continents the stories are marvelously diverse. Without spoilers I am unable to say much more other than the historical details that situate each story are terrific, the newspaper accounts are varied, bizarre and wonderful. As always, Donahue’s writing is well crafted. I LOVED it.
– Frog Music
– Room
and many others
Originally posted on: Gateway Gazette
One response to “From My Bookshelf: Featuring Emma Donahue”
Will check this out. It sounds interesting.
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