Voyage of Innocence - Elizabeth Edmondson Reviews
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I really enjoyed the book and found it to be an incredibly pleasant surprise. On first glance, i really was not expecting much at all. Despite being published by a major publisher - Harper Collins, the way it is presented is incredibly understated, cheap you may even crudely say. By this i mean the cover is at once incredibly generic and actually does not really explain anything about hte book at all except that is probably some kind of historical, wishy washy romance. It is also quite cheaply ...more
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Customer Voyage of Innocence - Elizabeth Edmondson Reviews (1)
by - written on 02/05/11 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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Voyage of Innocence begins in 1938 with an apparent tragic incident taking place on a high-society voyage to India. From here we go back to 1932 where we meet Verity, lady Claudia and Lally - all on the cusp of womanhood as they arrive at Oxford University. I am not keen to reveal too much of the specifics of the plot because having read it I think that it is best to come to it with minimal expectations as I did (I will explain more of this later.) Essentially we follow these three women as their lives initially entwine and then separate with far reaching consequences that they not only themselves experience, but that are also foisted upon them ... Read the complete review
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