Status Updates From The Splendour Falls

The Splendour Falls
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Susanna Kearsley (Goodreads Author)

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Shari is 44% done

— Jul 23, 2017 06:57PM Add a comment

Erica is 32% done

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Shari is 32% done

Enjoyable so far, easy to read

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Amanda Grell is on page 7 of 380

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Shari is 19% done

— Jul 19, 2017 07:31PM 2 comments

Shari is 13% done

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Kathleen Kirchner is 22% done

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Caitlin is 10% done

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Janie is starting

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Tabitha Marie is on page 271 of 380

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Tabitha Marie is on page 219 of 380

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Tabitha Marie is on page 219 of 380

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Tabitha Marie is on page 193 of 380

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Tabitha Marie is on page 152 of 380

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Tabitha Marie is on page 93 of 380

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Kristin Noble is on page 161 of 384

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Tabitha Marie is on page 47 of 380

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Ashley is starting

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Ammy Belle is on page 186 of 384

— Jun 21, 2017 05:01PM Add a comment

C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 200 of 380

After putting off Susanna Kearsley's second novel because her first was so darned wordy, I see experience does pay off. She could still trim a lot of adjectives, adverbs, and fanciful description. There is strong beauty in good, direct description. However this is far more endurable than the soft adverbs of "Marianna". I like a livelier pace without romance. Straight mystery would do but there is intrigue here.

— Jun 20, 2017 09:10AM Add a comment

C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 82 of 380

I am happy to see that I am liking this story right away. Susanna Kearsley's first novel was too wordy with pointless adverbs, especially the weakening kind like "idly", "softly". I love from the start an interesting premise: a female and male cousin who grew up as best pals, meeting on a research trip for him. Emily is the bilingual protagonist following him to France. Susanna certainly presents Canadians well!

— Jun 19, 2017 05:24PM Add a comment