The Poison that Fascinates by Jennifer Clements
8/10
I read this book in three days. This is because it is short, it is written in short, easy to read chapters, and it has a precisely written, no-excess storyline, which you have to turn the pages of. It is a page-turner, but it is a well-written and meaningful book about families and relationships, love and loss. It is also a book about famous, real-life female murderers.
Emily is part of the British community in Mexico City. She only has a father and we don't really know why she no longer has a mother. Her family sponsors an orphanage, which Emily visits a lot. Her cousin, Santiago, comes to visit.
Excellent. I need to read more of this woman's books.
8/10
I read this book in three days. This is because it is short, it is written in short, easy to read chapters, and it has a precisely written, no-excess storyline, which you have to turn the pages of. It is a page-turner, but it is a well-written and meaningful book about families and relationships, love and loss. It is also a book about famous, real-life female murderers.
Emily is part of the British community in Mexico City. She only has a father and we don't really know why she no longer has a mother. Her family sponsors an orphanage, which Emily visits a lot. Her cousin, Santiago, comes to visit.
Excellent. I need to read more of this woman's books.
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