A review by sunwardtam
The Clockmaker's Daughter by Kate Morton

5.0

Kate Morton is an artist in every true sense of the word. Her writing and weaving of this story was poetic and beautiful and there were many a paragraph I couldn't help but underline or write down elsewhere. The telling of the story through many voices throughout time and seeing how and where they all connected was a captivating method which enrinched the story tremendously; giving us more characters to love. Morton's characters were all incredibly dynamic, unique, and never failed to remain interesting.

I will admit though, I expected more mystery and might I say suspense? in this novel rather than simply the slow, steady unraveling of whatever happened in the summer of 1862.

But overall, this is a book that will find itself kept close to my heart.