A RT Book Reviews top pick, "...impossible to put down."

Publishers Weekly says, "Cambron vividly depicts circus life during the 1920s... With a strong supporting cast of friends and family-- including a nemesis or two-- the women experience heartbreak, loss, hope, and triumph, all set against the colorful backdrop of 'The Greatest Show in Earth'."

From the publisher: "Boston, 1926. Jenny 'Wren' Lockhart is a bold eccentric - even for a female vaudevillian. As notorious for her inherited wealth and gentleman's dress as she is for her unsavory upbringing in the back halls of a vaudeville theater, Wren lives in a world that challenges all manner of conventions. In the months following Houdini's death, Wren is drawn into a web of mystery surrounding a spiritualist by the name of Horace Stapleton, a man defamed by Houdini's ardent debunking of fraudulent mystics in the years leading up to his death. But in a public illusion that goes terribly wrong, one man is dead, and another stands charged with his murder."