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A review by anickle12
Thy Gold to Refine by Gerald N. Lund
4.0
best and most interesting book of the series.
the sexism was turned down quite a few notches, which i was happy about.
also, matthew and Jenny's relationship is so out-of-the-blue, like it really confuses me. seriously, they met for one second and everybody was like "ohh, they MUST end up together" and then they kissed at the end (which i don't know if this was socially correct in america in the 1800s, but i KNOW it at least was DEFINITELY NOT socially appropriate to kiss in public in London, especially in that time period), but there was 0 development???????? hopefully, they get lots more development in the next one, cause i checked and they do get married sometime in the next book. i mean, Matthew and Peter had way more chemistry than Matthew and Jenny, and Matthew and Peter aren't really even into each other, which is funny (i still ship them, tho. don't hate)
the sexism was turned down quite a few notches, which i was happy about.
also, matthew and Jenny's relationship is so out-of-the-blue, like it really confuses me. seriously, they met for one second and everybody was like "ohh, they MUST end up together" and then they kissed at the end (which i don't know if this was socially correct in america in the 1800s, but i KNOW it at least was DEFINITELY NOT socially appropriate to kiss in public in London, especially in that time period), but there was 0 development???????? hopefully, they get lots more development in the next one, cause i checked and they do get married sometime in the next book. i mean, Matthew and Peter had way more chemistry than Matthew and Jenny, and Matthew and Peter aren't really even into each other, which is funny (i still ship them, tho. don't hate)