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The Villa in Italy

by: Elizabeth Edmondson

December 04, 2006
This is a cleaver, warm and at times shocking book. There are so many twists and turns that you just don't see coming. She makes the characters warm, likable and best of all believable. This is a rare gem and a must read.

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The Art of Love

by: Elizabeth Edmondson

August 04, 2008
This is a cleaver, warm and at times shocking book. There are so many twists and turns that you just don't see coming. She makes the characters warm, likable and best of all believable. This is a rare gem and a must read.

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Voyage of Innocence

by: Elizabeth Edmondson

December 26, 2005
Although the book gets off to a confusing start and there are a lot of characters to get to grips with (I went back and read Part 1 when I had read Part 2) this is a really thought provoking book. It's good to read a character driven story that acknowledges that some people are interested in history and politics as well as romance and family saga. It's a fascinating insight into Britain in the 1930s as well as a good story.

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The Frozen Lake

by: Elizabeth Edmondson

January 03, 2005
I didn't find this luring enough to keep my attention. I did enjoy the first 60 or so pages, but then I struggled to finish this book. Maybe it was a case of too many characters and a drawn out build up for me, because the actual story content seemed so promising.

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Villa in Italy, The

by: Elizabeth Edmondson

January 02, 2007
I didn't find this luring enough to keep my attention. I did enjoy the first 60 or so pages, but then I struggled to finish this book. Maybe it was a case of too many characters and a drawn out build up for me, because the actual story content seemed so promising.

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Voyage of Innocence

by: Elizabeth Edmondson

September 05, 2005
Although the book gets off to a confusing start and there are a lot of characters to get to grips with (I went back and read Part 1 when I had read Part 2) this is a really thought provoking book. It's good to read a character driven story that acknowledges that some people are interested in history and politics as well as romance and family saga. It's a fascinating insight into Britain in the 1930s as well as a good story.

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Villa Dante

by: Elizabeth Edmondson

April 30, 2007
I would like to point out that this book is written in Spanish. I did not notice this and have never had books in foreign languages recommended to me by Amazon before this.
If you speak Spanish then go ahead!

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The Frozen Lake

by: Elizabeth Edmondson

September 06, 2004
I didn't find this luring enough to keep my attention. I did enjoy the first 60 or so pages, but then I struggled to finish this book. Maybe it was a case of too many characters and a drawn out build up for me, because the actual story content seemed so promising.

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The Villa in Italy

by: Elizabeth Edmondson

September 04, 2006
This is a cleaver, warm and at times shocking book. There are so many twists and turns that you just don't see coming. She makes the characters warm, likable and best of all believable. This is a rare gem and a must read.

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The Art of Love

by: Elizabeth Edmondson

May 06, 2008
This is a cleaver, warm and at times shocking book. There are so many twists and turns that you just don't see coming. She makes the characters warm, likable and best of all believable. This is a rare gem and a must read.