See this review and more on my blog, Lilybloombooks 
 How many books have you picked up and fell in love with at the very start? For me, The Girl from the Savoy is one of them. 
 Two women. Different backgrounds, same dream. What happens when their lives intertwine, and how much of what you love and hold dear are you willing to give up while chasing those dreams? 
 The Girl from the Savoy has so many great things going for it. I loved the multiple POVs. While Dolly and Loretta May had similar dreams, insecurities, and we later find out how much of their tragic past they share, their voices are unique and it's difficult not to FEEL. It's almost tragic, reading their stories but there's this aura of hope that consumes you. The last POV, was Teddy, Dolly's beau that left to serve in the war. His view was just sad and heartbreaking. At first, I couldn't see the direction of where the story was going with his POV but everything unfolds beautifully and it's best to not overthink it. 
 As I mentioned, Dolly and Loretta's lives intertwine and I thought the set up was well done. It was rather slow at times, but it was needed to really get into each character before their worlds collided. While the ending left me in a shock, I loved it. It fit the story, and how I wish things could have been different for everyone involved, I'm happy to say it made the story stronger. 
 I received this book for free from The Publisher in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.