This is was the first mystery I read by Kerrigan Byrne and thoroughly enjoyed it as it's solid and kept me guessing till the end.
The historical background is well researched and vivid, the characters are fleshed out and the plot is well developed.
Recommended.
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It's not an easy or comforting read, it's powerful and disturbing at times but the storytelling and the style of writing are great and I loved what I read.
Highly recommended.
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A riveting, gripping, and intriguing story that kept me turning pages.
The atmosphere has the right level of creepiness, the characters are fleshed out, and the plot kept me turning pages.
Highly recommended.
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I'm a huge fan of Lavie Tidhar and I'm convinced he cannot write a bad or boring book. This book is exciting, dreamlike, and well written.
Fabolous world building, excellent storytelling and plot/character development.
Highly recommended.
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I wasn't a fun of the previous book but i liked this one as it's riveting and gripping.
I liked the setting, the characters, and the plot kept me on the the edge.
An entertaining read even if a bit slow at the beginning
Recommended.
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Rebecca Serle can surely writes stories that features unusual love stories but also characters who are going to change their life.
I don't know if it's correct to define her books as "magic realism" as there's always a paranormal event that plays a relevant role as in this book.
One Italian Summer is an interesting book, a book about a mother-daughter relationship and the impact of the mother's death, a daughter who must face the loss but also the changes in her life.
I didn't like Katy: i found her a woman who is facing an adult crisis, like the death of a parent, and act like a child. The travel, the discoveries made her more "adulting" and I think there's hope at the end of the travel.
Young Carol is a well rounded and fascinating character. She's alive and lively, a woman who's not afraid of the future.
The author did a good job in developing the characters and her storytelling is as good as it was in "In Five Years".
The descriptions of Positano are well done and realistic.La Costiera Amalfitana is a sort of character, the setting for changes and discoveries.
It's an compelling and moving read, recommended.
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