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buckeyebreezey 's review for:
The Clockmaker's Daughter
by Kate Morton
A slow burn throughout the entire novel. Beautiful prose. A ghost story told by a ghost. Similar to the Lovely Bones, the story is told in past/present style but takes very long turns in multiple pasts.
I absolutely loved the pacing in this story. It was slow but not too slow while still wanting to keep reading.
The only drawback was that I didn't feel like it was adequately summed up at the end who each character was in relation to the others in the past. But I could totally look past that since I think that was a "me issue" of reading too fast.
I absolutely loved the pacing in this story. It was slow but not too slow while still wanting to keep reading.
The only drawback was that I didn't feel like it was adequately summed up at the end who each character was in relation to the others in the past. But I could totally look past that since I think that was a "me issue" of reading too fast.