The
Light Between Oceans
By: M.L. Stedman
Genre: fiction
Pages: 343
Published: 2012
Read: February/March
4.5 out of 5 stars
Pages: 343
Published: 2012
Read: February/March
4.5 out of 5 stars
This book is sure to
evoke a lot emotion in any reader. As any
crime stories there are all different perspectives of the situation taking
place. Stedman’s novel is no exception. The characters are so well developed that the
reader will fall right into the plot. Readers
may have more compassion towards Isabel, the woman who is unable to bear
children, Tom, Isabel’s husband, who wants to only make his wife happy but has
to jeopardize his job in order to do so, Hannah, the birth mother of Lucy/Grace,
or even Gwen, the aunt who only wants the best for her niece. Either way, you will side with one of them and
carry the emotion throughout the novel.
Although the emotion got the better of me (I sobbed at the end), the
story was pretty predictable hence the slightly lower than perfect rating.
This is M.L. Stedman's first novel and she does not have a personal website.
This is M.L. Stedman's first novel and she does not have a personal website.
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