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310 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1901

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51 reviews
March 1, 2024
Небольшая книжка, за день прочла.
Учитывая то, что прототипом викария судя по всему явился дядя Войнич, её очень очень жалко. Хз надо ли делать скидку на художественный вымысел либо самое страшное осталось за скобками.
Тут Корнуэл, и опять кочующие из романа в роман типажи, но это странным образом не мешает, а выглядит как бы общим миром ее книг.
Перечитывать Джека Реймонда и Оливию Лэтам не стану, но рада что прочла.
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18 reviews
September 23, 2018
Jack Raymond has Voynich’s smart storytelling, and unique character descriptions. However, if you compare it to Gadfly, this book lacks excitement and extreme feelings that Gadfly provides. The novel discusses the effects of torture on lifes of people, and how hiden feelings and passion can turn people into violant and merciless ones. Jack Raymond is a powerful and strong human being who can turn his life into a better one, and can help people using his skills and his intelligence. He is a man with a big heart and is ready to accept the people including his sister Molly and his surrogate brother Theo just as they are.
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