The Art of War by Sun Tzuīob Evans coupons on 11.Addictive in a most mysterious way :) De ce spun asta? Pentru că de fapt nu am găsit povestea în sine așa de fascinantă. The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood by Rebecca Wells Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson Edgar Allen Poe: Complete Tales and Poems by Edgar Allen Poe This is after Richard’s mother dies and Emily finds the letter Gran wrote to Richard before their wedding.
Lorelai- “Okay, sure, you don’t have to tell me the whole story now.”Įmily- “I’m not giving anything away. She starts rising through the ranks of society, and she meets these really vivid characters!” It’s about this prostitute named Sugar in Victorian England. I was reading an ebook edition and it never showed me which page I was on or how close I was to finishing and I thought I had a partial book and pages were missing but no, we just never get to have these lives wrapped up.Įmily- “I have to finish reading The Crimson Petal and the White for my book club”Įmily- “Lorelai, here, I just finished reading, and I think you’ll really like it. Did doctors really not know about them back them? Why was she never taken to a hospital? Is it wrong to hope that it wasn’t her body they found in the river and that she’s living out her days on a farm somewhere or something? That poor woman had gone through so much, all due to an undiagnosed tumour. The saddest story of the bunch for me had to be Agnes.
That man was so boring but he was so good natured and his abrupt death really had me taken aback. William on the other hand, boy oh boy I kept trying to root for him you know but he just kept being a dick. She was really bold and mysterious and I always wanted to know more about her. A lot of different plot twists and turns which made it an exciting ride. This is a lengthy read and so much happens as it’s over the time span of I think close to a year or so. I don’t really know what I was expecting when I started this book but by the time I finished it I know it had exceeded my expectations.
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