I'm finally reviewing a novel that is allowing me to return to Flying High Reviews three months after I last posted here. It does center on a strong female protagonist. I'd like to try to read those more frequently.
I purchased Lady Rights a Wrong from my public library's bookstore. I was hoping that the suffragette protagonist, Lady Cecilia Bates, would be a character who would capture my interest.
Cecilia is investigating the death of suffragette leader, Amelia Price, which seems to be an accident.
Cecilia wanted to learn how to ride a bicycle. Once you've learned that skill, it makes you more independent. Unfortunately, as I know from experience, learning to ride a bicycle involves a great deal of falling before you've mastered it. In that era, it would be considered quite improper for a lady to be seen falling.
I was engaged by this book through a good proportion of my reading process, but I have to say that I eventually found it tiresome. I imagine I will give it a B- grade which would be two stars on Goodreads.
