I saw no reviews for this great looking book, so I grabbed one from Amazon to post here..one member there said, "Sarah Smith has once again wriiten a beautifully intricate novel. Her third, it is definately not to be missed. In this carefully crafted novel, she once again deeply explores each of her charecters; their hidden motivations, secrets, mental standing and fears. In essense, she brings her charecters to life by making a 3-d copy of who they are and why- a DNA of personalities.
Alexander von Reisden returns in this book, along with Perdita, the blind pianist. To reveal the plot would not only be sinful but almost impossible to do. The only way to know and understand the plot is to read the book.
Although it is possible to read this excellent book without reading the first two, it would be a tragedy to miss the Vanished Child and the Knowledge of Water."
Alexander von Reisden returns in this book, along with Perdita, the blind pianist. To reveal the plot would not only be sinful but almost impossible to do. The only way to know and understand the plot is to read the book.
Although it is possible to read this excellent book without reading the first two, it would be a tragedy to miss the Vanished Child and the Knowledge of Water."
