A four-reel special featuring Betty Nansen, whose work makes the picture a commendable offering. All the characters are interesting, but the story is weak and meaningless, except 4that Miss Nansen's playing persuades us that the emotions are actually felt in spite of lack of logical humanity in what causes them. It is poorly named. What the discontented wife of the detective, who is too busy on an important case to give her any of his attention, loses by her willful infatuation for the strange young man is not Paradise to her and it is not shown that she ever realized that it could be. The staging and photography, as is usual with pictures of this kind, are both life-like and distinguished. - The Moving Picture World, March 7, 1914
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