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The Sisters Mortland by Sally Beauman

The Sisters Mortland

by Sally Beauman
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  • First Published:
  • Jan 4, 2006, 448 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Feb 2007, 448 pages
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S. Caulfield

The Sisters Mortland: A Masterpiece of Its Time
By far, the most intriguing and absorbing novel I have ever had the pleasure to read. Its labyrinth of dark corners and unfolding secrets kept me page turning until the very end. Beauman has artfully produced a true, breathing classic.
C.Sloan

What is The Point
In the beginning I eagerly read forward, but The Sisters Mortland soon became tedious. reading. I finished the book because it was my book group selection. I found Sister's to be a gothic want to be that missed its mark.
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