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 The Conquest - Elizabeth Chadwick
 The Conquest - Elizabeth Chadwick ... 2006-08-03 by Time Warner PaperbacksNewest Review: ... pining after her one true love yet she is still determined to find happiness. Her quest leads her to a colourful horse fair ... more ... in Bordeaux and on to the terrors of piracy on the open sea.
== Opinion on the Plot ==
The plot itself is split into two sections, as you may be able to tell from the above description. Once section focuses on Alith and the other on the life of her daughter Julitta. On the whole the plot does stand quite firm and really does have its intriguing and interesting moments. Unfortunately these moments are however quite brief and although you find yourself wanting to learn more about one topic you quickly realise that t...more |
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The Conquest - Elizabeth Chadwick: Not a Conquest in my eyes (1093 words)
by - written on 08/03/09 (Very useful, 131 readings)
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For Christmas one of my parcels from my parents was a bag full of books, which included three Elizabeth Chadwick books. Elizabeth Chadwick is an author of historical fiction and being a fan of this style of book I was rather looking forward to reading one. The book I chose to read first was The Conquest and sat down to devour it from cover to cover. Unfortunately however the book just wasn't for me and although the premise of the book interested me I can't say I particularly enjoyed reading it. == The Plot == Alith is married to Godwin and leading a very happy life. She has a loving husband who understands her and her own bit of independence. That is ... Read the complete review
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