Wednesday, March 25, 2020

The Secret Wife of Aaron Burr Review

As promised here is my review of the Secret Wife of Aaron Burr.
The Secret Wife of Aaron Burr
By: Susan Holloway Scott
Kensington books
Kensington
Historical Fiction
Publish Date 24 September 2019
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I really enjoyed this book except maybe the last 75 pages where it got a little to political for my taste.
The author did a great job with her research even though finding information on Mary was hard. 
I liked how she went into detail on how Mary learned quickly and made herself useful and knowledgeable on everything. I was able to relate to Mary and how she felt. I felt sorry for her when she never felt love and used. I felt for her when she was punished for something that wasn't her fault.
She wasn't African American but was still a slave because of her skin color.
Her life was tough but she made the best of it. At the end I was upset because what she chose but she eventually did the right thing.
I would highly recommend that you read this book.



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