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Such big emotions already. My heart is aching, I feel like I'm right there in the book with Morgan.
Robertson tells such beautiful stories.
I'm quite determined to learn all the Crew words as per the glossary, so that I recall them, just just comprehend them.

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My favorite line so far,
"It's rather a nice house (Mme. Aurore's)," I called to him.
"It bloody well is not," Stoker contradicted. "It might have escaped your notice, but it is Paddington Station for perverts out there."

I'm so happy to return to the characters that I left behind a year ago from The Century Trilogy. I love Ken's writing and stories spanning decades. Books that travel back in time are an automatic yes for me.

I love novels like this. Family lines and story lines crossing the ocean and smashing into each other. (in a good way)

Well, following Danny into adulthood came with mixed emotions but I'm happy to have done it. Although it wasn't as frightening as The Shining it was certainly creepy!

I'm completely sucked in. Freaked out. Scared. Pain scares the crap outta me. But this book is good and I want to stay up all night and finish it!

Torn to continue Danny's story.

I am really loving this book! It jumps 3 timelines all based in Canada (Quebec/Northern Ontario).

I have to say, reading a book that keeps you up past your bed time; its a yin/yang kind of thing. I just don't want to put her books down!