AP Lit Choice Fiction-I definitely enjoyed this book more than I thought. I was drawn by the cover and the title, but I was surprised to find out that this book took place in 1904, which I couldn't tell from the front or back cover. I became a little more skeptical of this book at this point. How...
. . . That sink of moral pollution, whose reefs are strewn with human wrecks . . . The coast on which no gentle breezes blow . . .” —San Francisco Call, November 28, 1869 JAMESON TOOK ME DOWN TO MARKET STREET. I ASKED him to drop me near the department store where Miss Everts had purchased my...
Not one, all the way home. I thought that would make him suffer, but no. Because he didn’t say one word, either, and the silence was killing me.When Sam pulled the car up to the door and hopped around to let us out onto the wet paving, Danny turned. “It’s late. I’ll see you in the morning.” And h...