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A review by graff_fuller
Chapel of Ease by Alex Bledsoe
challenging
emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
mysterious
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
This is the most cinematic story of this series (so far). Not to say it couldn't be a great TV series, but THIS one was SO visual. I was watching it in my head...as I read and as Marie read. We also had the audiobook, when we were both tired, or eating meals.
Again, like the previous books, this story had a different protagonist, but a LOT of the previous characters populated the story, too...BUT more than anything, this was an outsider story looking in.
The idea of a Tufa going to NYC and writing a play/musical about a true event that happend at the Chapel of Ease. We want to see this play, part Hamilton, part Rent.
A lot of the plot devices were used in this story, as in previous ones, but to different effects.
We are LOVING this series immensely.
Again, like the previous books, this story had a different protagonist, but a LOT of the previous characters populated the story, too...BUT more than anything, this was an outsider story looking in.
The idea of a Tufa going to NYC and writing a play/musical about a true event that happend at the Chapel of Ease. We want to see this play, part Hamilton, part Rent.
A lot of the plot devices were used in this story, as in previous ones, but to different effects.
We are LOVING this series immensely.