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Shireen
is on page 240 of 259
I remember why I so thoroughly enjoyed this series and wanted more, even though after brain injury, it was difficult (ok, impossible) to keep the plot in my head. It’s very satisfying to see all the characters and their interconnections in head and build up the big picture with so many in play. I solved it, but this series is about more than enjoying the mystery. It’s also about enjoying the people.
— Jan 22, 2024 09:16AM
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Shireen
is on page 223 of 259
Good reading. Characters are vividly drawn. The diction suits our idea of the time. Dialogue enthralls, and plot moves swiftly. I stopped to review the whole story up to chapter 15 as Lindamood-Bell used to do with me in the latter part of the visualizing and verbalizing training. Helped to grasp better who was who and their connections. It confirmed my suspicion on whodunnit. Read a lot Sat to destress. Glad I could
— Jan 21, 2024 12:56PM
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Shireen
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I read this series so long ago, and reread it. Even though I remember the main character Isaac, I can’t recall which daughter became the second main character. I only recall I wanted Caroline Roe to write more in the series! The Prologue begins with the Black Death in the era when the world population dropped, the only time it did. The scene resonates differently now we’re in a pandemic also badly controlled.
— Jan 17, 2024 07:23AM
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Tiffany
is on page 104 of 259
So, after the wife of Isaac found out that her daughter is missing from a convent, she turns around and says this:
"She could have married a rich man, and been happy."
Roe is trying so hard being a good author and I have to DNF. Don't get me wrong, I do like me some problematic characters, but Roe's writing is terrible, her plot is lacklustre, and I just can't with the terrible writing.
— Apr 04, 2020 10:59PM
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"She could have married a rich man, and been happy."
Roe is trying so hard being a good author and I have to DNF. Don't get me wrong, I do like me some problematic characters, but Roe's writing is terrible, her plot is lacklustre, and I just can't with the terrible writing.
Tiffany
is on page 98 of 259
The writing is incredibly dry and boring. The plot is good, but there are too many characters and especially too many POVs that it is difficult to keep track.
— Apr 04, 2020 02:35PM
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