genevieves 's review for:

The Engineer's Wife by Tracey Enerson Wood

2.0

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I had high hopes for this one, but unfortunately the focus of the book is not what's advertised, and too many details were fabricated. The suffrage aspect felt forced, which makes sense since there is little evidence that Emily did significant work in this area. The romance with PT was unnecessary and unbelievable, since Emily's marriage was relatively stable. Emily is portrayed as flighty and immature, which I doubt is true since she held such an important job and overcame many obstacles.