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Author : Lesley Pearse
Binding : Hardcover
EAN : 9780718152833
Number of Pages : 544
Product Group : Book
Publication Date : 2008-07-17
Publisher : Michael Joseph Ltd
ASIN : 0718152832
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A little weak in my opinion (2008-10-03)  I have read all of Lesley's books but consider this to be one of the weakest ones so far. Compared to blockbusters such as 'Never look back' and ' 'Till we meet again', this book was like diluted juice rather than concentrated juice !I couldn't get the emotional attachment towards Beth, that I generally feel with Lesley's leading ladies.Whilst her life experiences were challenging and sometimes sad, I found myself wanting to know more about the other caracters rather than Beth.I read that Lesley had spend time in the Klondike when preparing for this book. It showed ! I was there ; I could smell the bars spilling over with people. I could see the facades as described on the buildings. And I could feel the cold ice whilst I snuggled down in my warm bed !So in my opinion, not the best ever. But you know what ? It would make a great movie ! What do you think Lesley ?!
Excellent, as always .. (2008-09-07)  Another fabulous story from Lesley Pearse, perhaps not quite as good as some of her earlier books, but still I enjoyed every page, and would certainly recommend it.
Fantastic writer but this wasn't one of her best (2008-07-26)  I had eagerly awaited Lesley Pearse's latest offering as she is my favourite writer, however I was very disappointed by this book. It started off really well but felt once Gypsy arrived in America on to Canada the whole story seemed to recyle itself continually. The whole senario of her playing the violin in the alehouses and everyone loving it somehow did not sit well with me. Definately not one of my favourites from this writer
Better and better! (2008-07-25)  I couldn't wait to get my hands on this, Lesley Pearse's latest novel, having read and thoroughly enjoyed all of her other titles. The only disappointment was that I read the book so quickly!!!As ever, Lesley Pearse has researched the setting for this book extremely well. Set in the Gold rush era at the end of the 19th century, all of the characters are well depicted, and I could almost imagine myself enduring the cold, harsh conditions of the Canadian winter.It never ceases to amaze me just how varied Lesley Pearse's books are, but one thing can be guaranteed - they're always an excellent read.I'm now looking forward to the next one ........
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