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Cara Morris _ara11 — This was a fun, easy read. The mystery was kept a mystery till the end...either that, or I just suck at solving mystery novels. Overall, I liked it! :)

Imokanet Lopez irrumabohofdbe — I only bought this book because it was at my school book fair. I wanted to buy a poster and I wasn't allowed to if I didn't also get a book. This is the cheapest book. It was not good.

Webbu Design webbudesign — Affinity, second in line behind Sarah Water's debut novel Tipping the Velvet, continues the same lesbian-Victorian England theme, with gothic splashes added in with exploration of the Spiritualist movement. The narrative is carried by the two protagonists across two different timelines. We are allowed to read the secret diary of Margaret Prior, who takes up a role as a Lady Visitor at Millbank Prison (where the Tate Gallery now stands) as part of her recovery from a suicide attempt. She becomes progressively drawn to Selina Dawes, a young spirit-medium charged with fraud and assault after a séance gone bad, who shares the events leading up to her imprisonment. Less overtly sexual than Tipping the Velvet, Affinity is much more subdued in tone. The first three parts forming much of the background of Margaret's home life and prison life seem dreary and go slowly, but towards a clever and suspenseful climax. As usual, Waters's prose transports us to the period, showing how the role of women is quite stifled. In summary, a good historical novel with gothic and lesbian overtones.

şennur şensoy sennursens4f61 — Another book of memorable characters.

Breo Alamancos breo_alamancos — I thought it was a very good book.

владимир детков vvdetkovbb47 — ** spoiler alert ** I've left this book stewing in my mind for days after finishing because I just don't know what to say about it. So, I'll just write the texts that I sent my sister. #1. I hate books that don't have an ending...that make you go WHAT??? They tease you with an ending and then go by the way...NOT. #2. It spent the last quarter of the book explaining away the fantasy and then the ending gave you a big, "oh by the way, telios is real and he just stole your baby". #3. The only message I got from the book is that people aren't always what they portray. I like the way that Phoebe thoughts Sam's mother was some perfect being that she would never live up to but when in reality, she was corrupt and it was all a show to cover for the evil underneath.