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Data Homs datahoms — This book, listened to in audio CD format, made me so glad that we no longer pay authors by length as in in the age of Dickens and other serial novelists. Let's just say it: This novel is extremely WORDY to the max, but it remains a thrilling and entertaining read. Who is the woman in white? A madwoman escaped from an asylum? A wrongfully mistreated ghostly figure? A Victorian symbol of mysterious feminine purity? Yes. This is a good read because it exemplifies the popular "sensationalist" writing style of the 1800's, and the author really does make you curious to discover all of his secrets as the plot thickens throughout the book. The characters are memorable and vividly sketched - I won't be forgetting Fosco or Percival Glide anytime soon. Maybe a bit oversimplified in a post-modern world, but the novel is illustrative of the Victorian ideal of literature as "morally instructive", and satisfies our instinctive desire for justice. Being a feminist modern reader, I was appalled at one thing above all else. Between the two female protagonists, does the hero (Mr. Hartwright - get it? Heart - right? Clever.) choose the strong, independent, sensible, capable, confident Marion Halcomb despite her unattractive face? No. Does he choose instead the pretty, flimsy, weak-minded woman-child Laura, who requires constant pampering and doting by everyone around her while she swoons and faints at the drop of a pin? Um... sadly yes. Geez, somebody tell her to lose the corset already - how many times can a woman faint in one book? When all is said and done, I'm no Victorian. Give me Marion Halcomb anyday. Substance over beauty.

Warda Bashir warda_bashir — I've had this book sitting on my "to-read" shelf for too long and I've decided to sit down and read it. I watched the movie first and figured it would be pretty close with the book and I was right. I could pretty much determine what happened next. Although some things were a bit different, it was basically the same as the movie. At times I felt myself getting bored of the book, but I pushed through it and ended up crying like a baby at the end of it.

Oscar Perez _scar_rozco — Totally enjoyed this book. I must admit I was a bit reluctant to read the second book to this saga but I was wonderfully suprised. I loved the main characters and was pleased that the author brought characters from the previous book to this one. Especially Blaise and his comical personality. The banter between the characters was refreshing and hilarious. I was hoping the ending would have been a bit more satisfying but hopeful that the next book will include Varian,Merewyn and of course Blaise again.

Eli Voogt elivoogt — might need to brush up on my french before tackling this one

G Lab glabdesign — A light but warming feeling from this book made me like it. A little jumpy at times, the book moves between multiple characters as they live in a world where no one can breath the art. I read it in one sitting because I wanted to see what happened next.

Paul-eric Lefebvre _aul_ric — This one is pretty good. The main character is starting to learn a lot, he's a very likable character. This book sets up the rest of the series