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jandi 's review for:
The Cure for Dreaming
by Cat Winters
There is much to like in this book: Cat Winters is a great story teller, using descriptions and pace to truly immerse you in the story. The main characters, Olivia and Henri, are fairly interesting, and their relationship is refreshingly believable. The topics are promising - early women's suffrage movement. However, the rest of the characters lack any complexity, and make this sometimes seem more like a fairy tale, with evil cackling anti-suffragists and all. Picture Ella Enchanted surrounded by vampires - something like that. It is extremely fun to read, but lacks the subtlety of [b:In the Shadow of Blackbirds|13112915|In the Shadow of Blackbirds|Cat Winters|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1348721608s/13112915.jpg|18286614]. I will be keeping my eyes open for more of Cat Winter's book, I definitely enjoy her style.