From Here to Fourteenth Street

The New York Saga

De: Diana Rubino

Narrado por: Nina Price

It's 1894 in New York's Lower East Side. Irish cop Tom McGlory and Italian immigrant Vita Caputo fall in love despite their different upbringings. Vita goes from sweatshop laborer to respected bank clerk to reformer, helping elect a mayor to beat the Tammany machine. While Tom works undercover to help Ted Roosevelt purge police corruption, Vita's father arranges a marriage between her and a man she despises. When Tom’s cousin is murdered, Vita’s father and brother languish in jail, charged with the crime. Can Vita and Tom’s love survive poverty, hatred, and corruption?

©2015 Diana Rubino (P)2019 Diana Rubino

Easy to get hooked!

This isn't normally a book I would grab, however, for an HONEST review it was given to me and I decided to give it a try.
I can tell Diana Rubino wrote this book with the knowledge of the history and with love. I started it and couldn't stop listening. I couldn't wait to see what would happen next. I love a strong female character, and Vita is definitely a strong woman; especially for her time! How fun to hear names of historic leaders in where they truly were in the time. This would have totally been worth a credit!! Give it a try!!

From Here to Fourteenth Street

From Here to Fourteenth Street is a great start to Diana Rubino’s The New York Saga. I had the pleasure of listening to the audio version of this book. Nina Price did a fabulous job brining this book to life. Her performance was great. I enjoyed getting to know Tom and Vita and their families. It was fun going back in time to last nineteenth century New York

I give From Here to Fourteenth Street four stars. I look forward to book two, Bootleg Broadway, to see what will happen next.

I received this book from the publisher. This review is 100% my own honest opinion.

good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Good listen

Any story for me that happens in New York grabs my attention and I love the history of that time period, helps to know how it all became the wonderful city it is now. Struggles, heart ache and moving forward to the better is what all New Yorkers do to survive!