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 Mary Wesley in general
Newest Review: ... on his wife in a physical sense. He is insecure in his writing abilities and depends on Laura's praise to keep him going. The book is set in some village somewhere but who knows where and who cares. There are a lot of minor characters involved in this book, so many that it becomes easy to lose track of who was who, particularly as none of them, including the main characters, actually ... more  ... 'grab' you. Laura's mother and her mothers brother live together and there are rumours that Laura's father is in fact the mothers brother. This part could have made the story interesting but it is not expanded on in anyway and this subplot...more |
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Mary Wesley in general: Second fiddle not a recommendation to read more (298 words)
by - written on 21/02/02 (Useful, 59 readings)
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Second Fiddle is about a lady named Laura who falls in love with a much younger man, Claud. Laura usually does not allow herself to become emotionally involved in relationships and normally has occasional flings. Claud is a budding young author who seems to have had a negative childhood in that his father had been a drunk who occasionally took out his temper on his wife in a physical sense. He is insecure in his writing abilities and depends on Laura's praise to keep him going. The book is set in some village somewhere but who knows where and who cares. There are a lot of minor characters involved in this book, so many that it becomes easy ... Read the complete review
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