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Dublin - Edward Rutherfurd

 
Description: ISBN 0099279088 / Author: Edward Rutherfurd / Genre: Fiction / Publisher: Arrow Books Ltd

Newest Review: ... characters we are introduced to belong to a small-fry chief's family residing in the area that will one day be Dublin, and ... more

 ... the then High King of Ireland's family. The love story that develops between two of the characters is engaging, if somewhat predictable. The focus on the Druids of ancient Ireland was particularly interesting, and helped to get me stuck into the novel. The trouble was that fairly soon (since this is historical fact I probably can't blame the author entirely!) the island's native religious belief system begins to be overrun by Christianity, which since we have recently formed attachments to the previous characters, do...more

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Crowned Review Dublin - Edward Rutherfurd: Over 1000 pages long and still not much in there that appeal ... (1110 words)
by - written on 06/02/08 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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This is really not the type of book that I would normally pick up, let alone choose to read, however it was given to us as a gift and therefore I decided to give it the benefit of the doubt. Being an avid reader I am always on the look out for more material to feed the fire, so am not one to look a gift book in the mouth, so to speak. Rutherford seems to have made a career of writing these sweeping historical fiction novels, basing the novel around a particular place - Dublin, in the case of this novel - and using a series of characters through the centuries to explore the history. Dublin is his fourth of fifth book following this format - the preceeding ones ...  Read the complete review

 

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