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| | | | | Having previously read Pamela Hartshorne's time-slip novel The Edge of Dark, I found her latest book, The Cursed Wife, both similar and different. Similar in that they both explore the lives of women in Elizabethan England; different because this one is set entirely in the past, with no modern day storyline and no form of... | |
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| | | | | There's clearly something about the paintings of Johannes Vermeer that inspires novelists; first, Tracy Chevalier's Girl With a Pearl Earring and now Douglas Bruton's excellent Woman in Blue, which is published today. This is the second of Bruton's books I've read, the first being 2021's Blue Postcards and apart from the shared word in the... | |
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| | | | | 'Rosarita' by Anita Desai (2025) - 94 pages Have you ever wondered what your parents did, how they behaved or not, and what type of persons they were when they were young adults? In 'Rosarita', a young woman Bonita from India travels to Mexico to learn Spanish. As she is sitting on... | |
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| | | #6Degrees of Separation: from The Anniversary ( Goodreads ) to Driving by Moonlight #6Degrees is a monthly link-up hosted by Kate at Books ... | ||
