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Beşikten Mezara (2009)

by Patricia MacDonald(Favorite Author)

3.58 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Fiction

publisher

Epsilon Yayınevi

review 1: This fiction has much of what it takes to make a 4 or 5-star read. A great plot, many characters with a motive from an abandoned daughter to a jilted lover, and a decent author. What it has too much of are events which are way too convenient (ie. a door being left unlocked; someone falling so easily for an excuse given; people being available at the drop of a hat…) I would like believability folks and some of this just isn't believable. Too many things happen in Morgan's favor. The prayers of a Christian would not yield such results. Because they do in this book, it insults our intellect.The revelation about 9/10 into the book was a bit convoluted but a surprise nonetheless. All in all this felt like a novice attempt at writing.
review 2: I would like to hav... moree given this book 4.5 stars, if possible. This book kept me turning pages to find out what would happen next, to see what the next development would be. It has a very imaginative use of the affect that post partum depression can have on a woman, and on all of those around her. We are never quite sure what truly has happened, and what has only happened in the mind of our new mother. When Claire's husband and baby are both killed, she confesses to murdering them and is placed in jail. Her best friend, Morgan, is horrified at the situation in which she finds everything -- and sets out to prove that Claire could not be the murderer although all evidence points in that direction. Does Morgan really believe her friend is innocent, or is the evidence so overwhelming against Claire that even she begins to think Claire guilty? less

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