Books by Di Morrissey
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review 1: I don't recall ever reading a Di Morrissey book I didn't like, so I was surprised when almost straight away it didn't click with me. The dialogue between the main character and her husband was terrible, really wooden and extremely forced. This being the case, it made me be a hars...
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review 1: Having traveled to Vietnam, I loved the descriptions and historical backgrounds of many of the places that I visited. The story was decent, however, parts of the book were a bit of a mess: wooden dialogue (I'm sorry but no one who works for or even remotely knows what an NGO is ...
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review 1: Normally I feel like I have explored a hidden part of Australia when reading a Di Morrissey book. This particular novel was very slow to evolve and definitely not one of her best efforts. The story seemed somewhat fanciful and lacking the character depth of other novels. For t...
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review 1: This is my second Di Morrissey this week. While I quite enjoyed the first, The Road Back, I'm not sure how I feel about this one. There seemed to be a lot of coincidence played out with no real suitable explanation. While the reader can make the connections between the characters...