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Liked It “I want to thank the author immensely for sending me this fabulous work that kept me engaged on a train ride from Baltimore to New York. The book had me so enthralled that I was at my destination before I realized I had left my starting point. |
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“I want to thank the author immensely for sending me this fabulous work that kept me engaged on a train ride from Baltimore to New York. The book had me so enthralled that I was at my destination before I realized I had left my starting point.
Katamaster wrote this review Friday, August 29 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
The story has some overtones of a Richard Mattheson novel (Somewhere in Time) as Chad Henson (his name is similar to the author's) becomes infatuated with a recently deceased movie star named Frances Langford. Frances' magical voice is what does the trick for Chad. Through means kind of out of Jerry Lewis type movie, Chad is able to travel to the past and meet Frances, first as an elderly woman and then her more younger self. Chad is convinced that Frances was always searching for her perfect mate when she sang Will I Ever Know and that Chad himself is that perfect mate.
The author goes on to perfectly capture the mood of the 1940's and its many Hollywood icons. Telling any more about the book would be a spoiler but I hope the Mr. Henry will let me know when the next installment of the story will be ready because I can't wait for it to come out!”
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