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A review by bmyurs
The Castle Keepers by Aimie K. Runyan, Rachel McMillan, J'nell Ciesielski
emotional
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
Thanks to NetGalley for an ARC copy of this book.
This book covers three separate women across three different timelines and their interactions with Leedswick castle and the Alnwick family. They each develop into three little novellas about finding love and friendship in difficult times. Good book for anyone who has enjoyed Downton Abbey, or dual timeline historical fiction.
Overall giving this three stars: each of the three parts were their own little novella; there was some interaction with the previous story, but not the fully intertwined plot that you often see with this sort of book. Each of the three stories on their own had good character development and were quick to read. The title does stay true to each story as each one is figuring out a way to keep the castle and their family relevant in modern times.
This book covers three separate women across three different timelines and their interactions with Leedswick castle and the Alnwick family. They each develop into three little novellas about finding love and friendship in difficult times. Good book for anyone who has enjoyed Downton Abbey, or dual timeline historical fiction.
Overall giving this three stars: each of the three parts were their own little novella; there was some interaction with the previous story, but not the fully intertwined plot that you often see with this sort of book. Each of the three stories on their own had good character development and were quick to read. The title does stay true to each story as each one is figuring out a way to keep the castle and their family relevant in modern times.