" The author wants to tell the story of Asia Booth Clarke, the sister to John Wilkes Booth, but fails in clarity and style. The interesting bit, that of what happened surrounding the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, is lost amidst recollections of childhood, disjointed "visions" and scenes, and a wish for magic. Asia is a pitiable character who is bound by her gender yet rails against it, only ineffectively and never to truly live on her own. In that her behavior is probably accurate for the time, but it produces dull reading. I got this as a free Kindle book, and I'm glad that I did not spend any money on it. "
— Joy, 2/18/2014