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March 16 “Author’s Fantasy Life”
5
By Hawktale
Get over yourself. This is fiction.
Captivating work
5
By Dinks82
I worried at the length of the book that I wouldn’t be able to get through it. But it captured me and I flew through it and am going to finish the trilogy.
My favorite!
5
By KatdieR
I’ve read this book/series 3-4 times now - it’s my “comfort book(s)” and they are all fantastic! I can’t wait for Book 5 to release next year!
Excellent
1
By Cat Restrepo
Couldn’t stop reading… only wish the serious would have kept more true to the book.
Harry Potter for adults!
5
By Dr. Red Dragon
Buckle your seatbelt and pay attention to the names and details… it’s a great ride!!!
😍❤️
5
By claudia0221
Wonderful
Boring and excessive detail
2
By haofbeocbeo
First 500 pages were so boring and could have been summed up in 50. The book was very detailed at points that did not need immense detail like when Matthew and Hamish were at the lodge. The parts that needed more explanation were poorly executed and confusing at times. Overall not as good as people make it out to be and I don’t know how it got turned into a TV show.
Astonishing
5
By RedReader14
Wow what a world Deborah Harkness plummets you into when you read this book. She does an outstanding job at combining science, history, and otherworldly ideas. The main character, Diana, is very easy to connect to and I found myself relating to her more and more the further I read. I am in complete awe of the storyboard this author has created, the connections the characters the capture of it all in its essence is outright astonishing. Ever so slightly a surprising twist in the plot or an emotional scene would tug at the heart stings just enough to make you feel as though you are connected by your “third eye”. This is definitely a book I’ll be keeping on my shelf. Belonging just between Harry Potter and The Vampire Diaries.
Wonderful
5
By AESM0192
I loved this trilogy when I read it on my own. The audiobook is just as good. The intonation is spectacular. You won’t regret listening to the audio.