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Manoca Noti _ — The true and harrowing story of Ms. Allen's life of incest. Betrayed by her own father who told her to "keep the secret". The suffering and sadness her father placed upon her is totally unforgivable! A great amount of courage and honesty on Ms. Allen's part for writing her true story is applauded for bringing to lite an all too often tragedy in our society.

Amran Mohamed amran874150a0 — My favorite of the Jane Austen novels. Fantastic character development (as always) and great storyline.

Sal Besim sal_besim — I enjoy the writing of this author so much. This novel is not a mystery or a thriller as many of his are. It covers personal struggles and especially the idea of "letting things happen" without making conscious decisions. The picture of Africa (Zambia) is frightening but informative as to the general atmosphere at the time the tide was turning for the Europeans who had farms there for a long time--sometimes for several generations.

Yuliya Dyakova dyakova — Shipwrecked, Saint-Germain is washed ashore in northern Germany in the Dark Ages and finds himself the hostage and under the protection of Ranegonde, a crippled woman tryng to hold her lands together and under her control in a time and place where women have no such rights; her brother, in whose name she holds the house and lands, is a monk at a nearby monastery. He has little interest in maintaining the family possessions, and so it falls to Ranegonde to do so. The money she hopes to receive in exchange for Saint-Germain will make that job easier. What she doesn't count on is the respect and admiration Saint-Germain develops for an intelligent woman doing the best she can under difficult circumstances. This book does a lot to explain how people lived during the Dark Ages in Europe. What it can't do is make a time of dreary desperation seem exciting and romantic.

Richard Wehler richardwehcb2f — I absolutely loved this novel and was so sad when it ended! I LOVED the setting the novel had, the feel was constantly creepy and eerie. It completely embodied the feel of New Orleans. The characters were well developed and very separate of each other. No one molded together which is a big factor for me. Having a paranormal experience in New Orleans myself, I fell in love with this book and felt a connection to it. I absolutely can't WAIT for the next book, A Beautiful Evil, that's coming out in February (2 days before my birthday!)!