Last Dance on Starlight Pier - Book Review

Last Dance on Starlight Pier by Sarah Bird

Evie Grace Devlin has never had what she has always wanted. Love, friends and family she can rely on. In 1932, when hardship strikes, Evie is led into a world of dance marathons while trying to be a nurse. She does what she must, to survive. Will Evie find everything she has been looking for or will it lead her down a path she can not come back from?

This novel by Sara Bird was a look into the past when dance marathons were the rage during the depression.  The story is full of intricate and complex characters that come together to do what they must in order to survive. It gives the reader such an in depth look into how people lived and worked in the thirties. While I found the history interesting, I had a hard time grasping some of the decisions Evie made and could not warm up to her character. It was a good book for the genre in which it was written though, which I enjoyed. St. Martin’s Press generously gifted me a copy of the book in exchange for my unbiased opinion. I'm rating this one at four stars.

Thank you so much for stopping by the farmhouse. Lynn 

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