Carolin’s Reviews > The Woman in White > Status Update

The mystery is slow in resolving itself and the event I have been waiting for has finally occured. And I do think that this book will end up 4 stars, yet I am tempted to add one more for I'll have finished the book and that is an achievement in itself...

Oh, this is just vile! (Yet, a very deep-laid scheme.)

I am swooning at these last couple of pages. The Interim was long, and I am happy he is back!

Quick question?! Who can vouch for the **** woman being Laura?

Count Fusco seems to be the Mephisto of this story. And the current arc reminds me of Jane Eyre. The two people I really come to miss are Walter Hartright and Anne Catherick.

I really like this book, but it is difficult to get through. The story and the characters are intelligent and intriguing, Count Fosco more so than most. And I still love the "love affair". But reading Frederick Fairlie's record of events is making my hair go gray before its time..

Count Fosco seems to be a skilled pet trainer with all his humans alike.

This is what happens, when you listen to other peoples thick heads over your own heart.

I am invested in Laura's and Walter's 'Affair to remember' and wonder what viciousness Percival has up his sleeve.

Oh, the heartbreak!