Teresa H. (WarEagle78) reviewed on 10/31/2006 + 337 more book reviews

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A facinating tale -- two parallel stories, really. One, the story of the architects of the Columbian Exposition, Chicago's World's Fair - how it got built, its struggle to make money in the worstening economy of the early days of the Great Depression. The other story, a madman living nearby who used the Exposition as bait, gathering in young women and seducing them to their death.

Both stories, facinating and well-told.

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