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Serhat Barış serhatbaristarhan — هي حكاية الظلم كما رأيته يأكل الشخصيات كمداً ويمضي بهم إلى قبورهم. وحكاية الإنتماء إلى وطن، ودين، وهوية وبيت تحفّه الأزهار وشجر بذرته بيدك. الرواية تأخذك من غرناطة وترجعك إليها. تحكي لك قصة أربع أجيال كلٌ منها تتميز به شخصياته. أعجبني سعد، الصنّاع الذي أمضى حياته يحلم في بنت معلمّه وسليمة الذي لم يحترق يأسها هباءً بل أصبح ورقاً وعلماً دفعت حياتها من اجله، ومريمة ام الحكايا وعلي اليتيم الذي أمضى حياته يبحث عن حب وعائلة وكيان يجد نفسه فيه. أحببت السرد والوصف الجميل للحياة في غرناطة وفي الجعفرية. الأمل في الرواية عتيق ولكن الألم أكثر أصالةً فيها.

Rachelle Beckerman rachellebeckerman — ** spoiler alert ** The story was really good. However, there were some discrepancies. It felt like the author changed her mind as the story evolved. Like at first she decided to make Riley the father of Beth's child and then changed it to Jeff. At the beginning Beth also told that it wasn't rape. It looks like she changed her mind and decided not to make Riley's parents as evil. There is no such thing as pure black/white in real life. Jeff cannot be so bad. There is some good in every person. I also did not like the fact that the murder is covered and even if Jeff was a criminal himself, his murderer should be punished. It was like watching a movie where the lead character kills dozens of people to save a damsel in stress, and the audience is expected to cheer for him. What about all the dead? Don't they have a family, a lover may be? If the story was a little bit longer, there might be some space to develop the relationship between Riley and Jack. I like the stage they argue a lot before starting a relationship. Like the jealousy and misunderstandings. Anyway, despite the discrepancies, it was a really good story. I regret postponing reading it, since I thought it was some poker book looking at the title. I recommend you to read it. It has love, family values and hot cowboys. What more can a soul ask for? :)

Nờ âu nau2014 — A little more gory than I normally like, but an intriguing premise. I'm growing to like these historical type mysteries more and more as many modern mysteries become "CSI-ish" and get so focused in on forensic details that they lose the old-fashioned character-driven flavor that mysteries used to have. The historical ones recapture that psychological feeling a little bit. Since there were no forensic tests in the era the detectives actually have to detect.