Reviews for Fair Game

The average rating for Fair Game based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-07-11 00:00:00 Jessica Mascenic What a cast of characters! I love how Mrs. Cox weaved in a very broad mix of people, from the highly pious to relatable Christians struggling to do what is right to non-Christians figuring out where to draw the line. Of course, this is Chicago, so she included some unsavory types that none of us would want to meet in a dark alley, but they all blended well into the story, moving it forward with tension and suspense. And, Mrs. Purvis! I'd love to have a cup of tea with her. Parts of the story are uncomfortable although true even in our modern age. But the author handled them well, sharing just enough to get her point across without diving into the hopelessness of reality. She didn't shy away from some of the ugliness of humanity, but she also reminded readers of the hope those who remain steadfast with Christ have regardless of what others around us choose.

Review # 2 was written on 2020-04-17 00:00:00 Mary Reder World Fair in Chicago in 1893 Dinah has an office job within the fair. The excitement of those days in Chicago starts for us as Dinah looks out the window, busyness of people and the activities, A time of tent meetings, a young man dropped an invitation off at the boarding house, The adventure to go and maybe see the man again. He has a mission and she is caught up in it,of helping ones less fortunate. When a cousins turns up and then turns missing, they are now in a web of lies and secrets. Will it be their undoing of being in the wrong place, good description of that time in Chicago and of love coming .