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r4ch3l 's review for:
Madame Burova
by Ruth Hogan
This novel is set between to time periods current day England and 70's England, both of which are very well written and I enjoyed the cultural references to those who rose to fame in the 70's and 80's
I was initially drawn in through the beautiful artwork on the cover. From the opening sentence I was immediately pulled into the world and the idea of all the secrets Madam Burova holds and I would happily read a book from Ruth Hogan.
I found the way Ruth Hogan began showing how the different charters all interlink, and I found her characterisation of each of the main characters and how they differ from their perspectives and those around them refreshing.
I was initially drawn in through the beautiful artwork on the cover. From the opening sentence I was immediately pulled into the world and the idea of all the secrets Madam Burova holds and I would happily read a book from Ruth Hogan.
I found the way Ruth Hogan began showing how the different charters all interlink, and I found her characterisation of each of the main characters and how they differ from their perspectives and those around them refreshing.