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A review by what_ella_reads
A Name Unknown by Roseanna M. White
4.0
My rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
It had been a year or so since I read My last Roseanne M. White book. After reading "A Name Unknown," I remembered why I like Ms. White' s books.
Ms. White's way off telling a story is so compelling. While " A Name Unknown, " isn't the most exciting book by Ms. White that I have read, it still managed to keep my attention.
The last fourth of the book was especially interesting, as it has some great twists and historical tidbits.
Besides the story telling, I also liked the characters. Rosemary is spunky heroine, who is isn't afraid to take a stand. Even though she is a theif, and a talented one at that, it's impossible to not root for her.
Peter is practically opposite of Rosemary. He is cautious and conscientious. He is a great role model of a Christian who uses their privileges to help others.
While I do like both of the main characters, I don't love their romance. I just didn't feel the chemistry between them. Peter and Rosemary had amazing banter and deep conversations. However, those interactions gave me more of friend vibes than romantic vibes.
I will say, though, that I'm glad that they have a happy ending.
While I didn't enjoy the romantical aspects of this book, I did enjoy the story itself enough to where I would recommend this book and to continue reading the rest of the series.
It had been a year or so since I read My last Roseanne M. White book. After reading "A Name Unknown," I remembered why I like Ms. White' s books.
Ms. White's way off telling a story is so compelling. While " A Name Unknown, " isn't the most exciting book by Ms. White that I have read, it still managed to keep my attention.
The last fourth of the book was especially interesting, as it has some great twists and historical tidbits.
Besides the story telling, I also liked the characters. Rosemary is spunky heroine, who is isn't afraid to take a stand. Even though she is a theif, and a talented one at that, it's impossible to not root for her.
Peter is practically opposite of Rosemary. He is cautious and conscientious. He is a great role model of a Christian who uses their privileges to help others.
While I do like both of the main characters, I don't love their romance. I just didn't feel the chemistry between them. Peter and Rosemary had amazing banter and deep conversations. However, those interactions gave me more of friend vibes than romantic vibes.
I will say, though, that I'm glad that they have a happy ending.
While I didn't enjoy the romantical aspects of this book, I did enjoy the story itself enough to where I would recommend this book and to continue reading the rest of the series.