All of the books in the series I have read so far are in the "I don't-want-to-put-it-down" category (just finished book No. 4, the Pearl Sister). The author's description of locales woven into each of the books is especially interesting. I particularly liked this one because I know I will never get to Australia, but through Lucinda Riley's words, I feel as though I've been there.
The only downside to this book was an egregious editing error, which was a surprise as one of the many things I like about this series is the lack of same. Kitty's maiden name is McBride; however, when her half-brother turns up, she wonders who this person could be with a name "the same as hers." His last name is not McBride, but Mackenzie. That error aside, I highly recommend this read. I am looking forward to the others and the solving of the PaSalt mystery!
The Pearl Sister: The Seven Sisters, Book 4
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Another stunning book in the series - Australia set
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2017
I’m a huge fan of the Seven Sisters series and this is no exception. I spent a delicious day reading this and nothing else. What a treat it was. Intertwining stories, another mystery of a sister finding out who her real parents are, travelling to Australia, to Alice Springs no less to find out. I loved the going back in time to meet Kitty – a woman whose life is linked to Star. The intricate way the story played out was a delight and the 670 or so pages didn’t seem long enough. That’s when you know a book has totally captured you .This is like closing your eyes and dreaming of going on a fantastic literary holiday – each location is crafted with ease in both time periods,Kitty’s story is one of struggle and perseverance and as her story merged with Cece’s I felt rewarded for the intricate way the stories had been weaved. The characters are strong and well developed and despite the flit in stories and focus, this was to the strength of the novel. A magical mystery tour of hope and dreamsI was very excited to read about the story of the art clues in the Aboriginal world – this is something I know nothing about and Lucinda really opened my eyes to the love and honour of that community. From the beaches of Thailand, to this quiet and gentle of places on earth, I was captivated and totally engrossed. A beautiful nod to the art and heritage of the Aboriginal communities and the art work through the novel was a touching homage.The locations evocative, the descriptions exquisite and the story woven like ribbons through time and history. So exquisitely done and the I was transported to a world of amazement as well as art. The author has quite clearly gone to an awful lot of trouble to get the detail and feel of the time and places exactly right, the colours of the palette to evoke the stories, expertly mixed. The artist’s tapestry which results is stunningly detailed and an homage to the art world it helps explore.
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2017
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patricia
What can I say,another masterpiece, and there is still more to come
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 24, 2017
Nelly
Little bit like wading through treacle on this one
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Mot hugely wowed by this one!
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