Oh, how I wish I could have loved this book as so many others have! Alas, the best part of the book for me was the cover and title. The story, based on true events, had a lot of potential. The writing style was easy to read and the book offered a host of characters. Unfortunately, I felt most of them to be a bit two dimensional, especially Constance Kopp, who is the star and narrator of the story. Also, I felt the story ran a little longer than it needed to. 
 I would have liked for the book to have had more edge and suspense. After all, these are three sisters, living on their own in the early 1900s, without relying on a man to save them. Towards the end, Constance becomes a bit more outspoken and gutsy, so perhaps there is hope for the Kopp sisters in Book 2! 
 I'd be curious to know how many readers of this book have read any of the Maisie Dobb series? It is another excellent set of stories starring an independent woman who is a private investigator in London in the 1920s. Maybe check it out while you're waiting for the next in this series!