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A review by leialocks
The Lost Constitution by William Martin
4.0
This would make a great mini-series in the 1970s...when they used to make great miniseries. I'm a sucker for the stories of families across time, so I really liked this book. It's part Centennial, part Steve Berry book. I think this book accomplishes the task better than Berry.
I loved the "flashbacks" until the book was in the Gilded Age. The author was either tying up strands quickly or I was just ready to solve the mystery. The Peter Fallon plot started out strong, but I was bored with it at the big climax. Hated the ending. SPOILER ALERT! I'd rather they didn't find the document as opposed to how it played out. Overall, a definite recommend.
I loved the "flashbacks" until the book was in the Gilded Age. The author was either tying up strands quickly or I was just ready to solve the mystery. The Peter Fallon plot started out strong, but I was bored with it at the big climax. Hated the ending. SPOILER ALERT! I'd rather they didn't find the document as opposed to how it played out. Overall, a definite recommend.