An Impossible Impostor

This entry into the Veronica Speedwell series was slightly better than the last. I say that because Veronica apparently has been keeping a rather huge secret from everyone for....six books. I understand that she is a very private individual, but this particular secret felt like it came out of nowhere. I hadn't seen any hint of this secret being true in any other book.

I also wasn't a fan of how she ultimately treated Stoker, and I sincerely hope that he makes her work for redemption in his eyes. He deserves someone who absolutely loves him, and trusts him completely. VERONICA, THAT SHOULD BE YOU. I love how much they mirror each other, and I do hope they can work things out.

Tsk, tsk, Veronica.

The mystery in this one was interesting, but very much not my favorite of the series. Onto the next.