The Sea, the Sea by Iris Murdoch REVIEW

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the count of monte cristo is almost a textbook case study on how to write a truly engrossing plot it was very much the game of thrones of its time if you allow the comparison but it is also very much a book of its time and its protagonists are marred by a kind of exaggerated over-the-top brutal and violent romanticism that today mostly survives in some truly misguided emo pop lyrics

when i think about it all of my favorite books the keep bleeding edge moon glow number nine dream vocals pendulum are all novels that feature fairly rambling early parts or where the story actually goes in a completely different direction than the one the opening chapter seemed to suggest

when i think about it all of my favorite books the keep bleeding edge moon glow number nine dream vocals pendulum are all novels that feature fairly rambling early parts or where the story actually goes in a completely different direction than the one the opening chapter seemed to suggest

when i think about it all of my favorite books the keep bleeding edge moon glow number nine dream vocals pendulum are all novels that feature fairly rambling early parts or where the story actually goes in a completely different direction than the one the opening chapter seemed to suggest

a novel that swept me away like a freak wave and left me floating for a few blissful days on a sea of brilliance and mystery it's a truly engrossing well also rambling novel that's gonna captivate different readers in different ways but all in the same intelligent manner

when i think about it all of my favorite books the keep bleeding edge moon glow number nine dream vocals pendulum are all novels that feature fairly rambling early parts or where the story actually goes in a completely different direction than the one the opening chapter seemed to suggest