Questions About The Lewis Man (Lewis Trilogy, #2)

by Peter May (Goodreads Author)

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This is an amazing story in eht triloghy by Peter May Has anyone out there read these three incredible stories The Blackhouse The Lewisman The Chessman?

Lizzie Jones The Blackhouse is one of the BEST books I've ever read!!!!…moreThe Blackhouse is one of the BEST books I've ever read!!!!(less)

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Kim Fionnlagh knew where they had gone, otherwise the Kelly thug and his goons wouldn't have know where to find them. Fionnlagh told Donald and they most …moreFionnlagh knew where they had gone, otherwise the Kelly thug and his goons wouldn't have know where to find them. Fionnlagh told Donald and they most likely got a flight. It isn't clear how they knew the exact location of 'Kates' home though. I think Peter May took a bit of author license to wrap it all up. Doubtful that Donald would have been able to board a plane with a rifle. (less)

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are all the books conected that much that i won't be able to read only that one?

Anne Yes but there are only 3 to read and they are we’ll worth it.

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Who is Peter Angus McBride? Is he Tormond's brother? Why does he have a different last name?

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I am listening to this book and suddenly the brother is dead ... what did I miss? How did that happen? It is a slooowwwww book compared to the Black House so my mind wanders off. Finding your way back to listen to something you missed is neigh-on impossible.

Gerald Wilson The explanation of how the brother died isn’t given until almost the end of the book. The main thrust of the book is piecing together the backstory of…moreThe explanation of how the brother died isn’t given until almost the end of the book. The main thrust of the book is piecing together the backstory of who exactly Tormod is. I’m afraid I don’t listen to books as I think they are intended to be read (unless you have vision problems).(less)

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Mr. MacDonald's dementia is well described, from his point of view. Perhaps too well. It is sad to think that it is what lies (or lays? I never know) in the future for many of us. Do you think it adds to your enjoyment of the book?

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