What did I think? Well, as the author, that's a loaded question. But I can honestly say I love this book, because of the characters, some of whom came out of thin air and I can't can't wait to get back to them for the next book in the series.
This book has a storyline that moves and characters to love: like Gamma - who represents that certain someone(s)in your life who sees you as your really are and helps you be true to yourself.
This book has history - with the lore of the first Bohemians (circa 3000 BCE) with a culture of being true to their spirits ... and how the word "bohemian" represents the uniqueness of an individual today as it did back then.
The underpinnings of this story was inspired by the contemporary investigation of the unique intelligence of the heart - and the idea that we really, truly each have a heart code all our own to guide us to our true path for this life. That makes me happy to think about.
I love all things 1930's.
I love the mix of spiritual soul searching and Cinderella
I love the men characters: Mild,Modest Martin - Bold, Jovial Jack - Handsome, Haughty James and Robust,Rebounding Ron.
I love the cooking and recipes and fashion and travel.
I love the grandeur of Steamship Travel and the Terror of Airflight.
I love being on the top step before making a cotillion entrance.
I love seeing Celeste change before my eyes as she puzzles out what is true for her in the world as well as her heart.
I love hearing from readers as to what they loved about it.
I love that Jen has read it 3 times and is reading it again, as it reveals something new to her every time.
I love that Greg thought Chapter 16 should be required reading for every High School Senior.
I love that people are sharing this book with people they love.
I love that Gamma is out in the world.
What did you love?