The Daylight Gate
(1 ratings)
- Format:
- Hardback
- Pages:
- 208
- Publisher:
- Cornerstone
- Publication Date:
- 16 August 2012
- Category:
- Fantasy
- ISBN:
- 9780099561859
Description
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Based on the most notorious of English witch trails, this is a tale of magic, superstition and murder.Can a man be maimed by witch craft ? Can a severed head speak ?This is Lancashire. This is Pendle. This is witch country.My Thoughts:This is such a short book, only 194 pages and big writing so I actually read this book on an hour. The witch trails is something that I always find interesting so when I see a new book out on the subject I can’t wait to read it, but this book was a let down.For the content of the book I would have liked to have read a more complex and deeper story. I actually felt I was reading a book for children although I wouldn’t say the content was suitable for a child.The story was gripping and at times very dark and disturbing, there just wasn’t enough of it. If I read a book based on history I like to become totally engrossed with the historical facts and with the fiction thrown in. This book wasn’t thick enough to get stuck in.Not enough book on a fascinating period in history.
tina1969
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