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After the shock of the events in the first two parts, this section is slower paced as characters have to deal with the aftermath. The darker tone is developed further by the descriptions of David’s horrific childhood experiences in the war. In a single novel it would probably have been less obvious, but on its own (and with a gap since I read part two) I found it a slightly less engaging read. However, I do want to find out what happens to the Winters and am holding on for the final instalment.
Thank you to netgalley and Headline for my review copy.
After the shock of the events in the first two parts, this section is slower paced as characters have to deal with the aftermath. The darker tone is developed further by the descriptions of David’s horrific childhood experiences in the war. In a single novel it would probably have been less obvious, but on its own (and with a gap since I read part two) I found it a slightly less engaging read. However, I do want to find out what happens to the Winters and am holding on for the final instalment.
Thank you to netgalley and Headline for my review copy.
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