The Unseeing | 
pickEdmund Fleetwood who is assigned to review the case and subsequent death penalty on Sarah Gale must be one of the most annoying characters that I have come across in a novel and the more I read of him the angrier I became. Putting this aside the novel follows his investigation in depth. It was easy to read and gave descriptions of the period which may have underestimated how harsh that period really was. An interesting read but not that thrilling.
pickEnjoyable historical fiction with a hint of gothic horror.
Again though I felt it was too long, all the books I‘m reading lately seem to go on and on forever!
I liked the story, the twists and turns and I didn‘t guess the ending at all.
Worth a read 👍🏼
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I have many favourite books but if I were to pick one of my favourites, it'd be The Unseeing by Anna Mazzola. I love her writing and historical crime fiction (with a blend of fact & fiction) is my favourite genre 😄
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[March01] This is still my absolute favourite as I'm still experiencing a bit of book hangover from this book. I always like historical fiction based on true historical events. Everything about #theunseeing from plot to prose is just #FANTASTICO! 😉
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It was really difficult to choose the books I love so I had to narrow it down to: Unseeing, The Ringmaster's Wife & Worlds of Ink and Shadow.👍
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pickI had no idea what to expect going into this book but I certainly didn't think I'd be blown away. I thought I had the mystery figured out more then once only to have something else thrown at me pages later that left me clueless. The characters all seemed like real people and the atmosphere of this book was INCREDIBLE. It was even more interesting knowing its was based on a actual murder.
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Part 2?!? Here I am thinking the mystery is almost all wrapped up and then it throws me into a second part? I can honestly say this book keeps me guessing. I have no clue what actually happened or who is guilty.
So at 5:30 I decided I'd had enough with this week and was ready to check out mentally and read for the rest of the night. It is now almost 8:30 and I've finally got myself together and I'm ready to finally take a chunk out of this book. I've got my blankie and my new favourite tea (turmeric glow from David's) and I'm focused. No more shiny things!
Noisy neighbours are gone out! I get my reading chair back for an uncertain amount of time! Go me! Also, it's new book time.
pickWhat an incredibly good book! A #pageturner with haunting characters, suspenseful and gripping plot with lots of twists. It left me wanting more! This #historicalcrimefiction set in #VictorianLondon, is based on the true case known as #TheEdgewareRoadMurder.
I highly recommend this book! If you like #BurialRites and #AliasGrace, this is the book for you!
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My full review at: https://www.goodreads.com/thereadingowlvina
Eyes will not see when the heart wishes them to be blind. Desire conceals truth as darkness does the earth. - Lucius Annaeus Seneca
So today was my first official day listening to audiobooks and I love it so far! I only own 2 (I apparently bought it last year at some point, didn't even know I had an account then🤷) #audiobookstogo #backtoreading
The picture that had been commissioned of all three of the children together was removed from sight. Instead, her mother took to wearing a mourning brooch, typical of its time but always, to Sarah‘s mind, strange: a miniature painting surrounded with pearls, of Oscar‘s eye. http://mwgerard.com/review-the-unseeing/
Time to start this historical mystery. The opening chapter shows plenty of promise!
