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limeteasprout 's review for:
Stone's Fall
by Iain Pears
Having read [b:An Instance of the Fingerpost|15888|An Instance of the Fingerpost|Iain Pears|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1428954928s/15888.jpg|950198] I was really keen to read another by Iain Pears. Although I did not find it as gripping and Fingerpost, it was still a great read with an intriguing story and characters.
I found the first section slow but interesting despite it being about the seemingly dour subject of finance. However, knowing that the book would develop with 'reveals' sure to come later on i wasn't going to stop there.
I particularly liked the final section of the story as it really evoked a feeling of Venice and I felt as I was walking the canals with the characters and of course it brought everything together. After finishing it and all being revealed I felt very satisfied indeed.
I found the first section slow but interesting despite it being about the seemingly dour subject of finance. However, knowing that the book would develop with 'reveals' sure to come later on i wasn't going to stop there.
I particularly liked the final section of the story as it really evoked a feeling of Venice and I felt as I was walking the canals with the characters and of course it brought everything together. After finishing it and all being revealed I felt very satisfied indeed.