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A well written story that put you right in the scene, Postcards from a Stranger had me guessing until the very end. Ms Clark manipulated the clues so this was the case, but I must admit, I missed one vital piece of foreshadowing, so pay attention.
It is the kind of book that burns slowly, yet I couldn't wait to get five minutes peace so I could read a few more chapters.
And the story doesn't sugar coat anything, especially the highs and lows of marriage, and the loneliness of caring for an elderly parent.
Most of all, the writing is great. I love it when authors take every day situations and weave a tale around them, without resorting to cliches and dramatics. It brings back memories that are long forgotten and makes you think and reminisce.
And the epilogue was a nice touch.
Great read.


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Postcards From a Stranger edition by Imogen Clark Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Most interesting story! Enjoyed readying it! I liked the surprise ending!
I enjoyed this book a lot. Will read more from this writer.
This book truly made me ponder on the issues and the way things have changed since the 70's and 80's. Good plot line.
A great story - could not put it down! Unfortunate that lies and deceit rob the people of much precious time to be spent with relatives! However all added to the intrigue of the story line!
Vvery heart wrenching story of emotional and mental and or physical abuse from the male roles in Annie and cara's life and how they struggled to overcome grief and reach forgiveness and love and peace in their lives and overcome the obstacles life threw at them.
I like the way this author tells a story and the storyline was suspenseful until the story unfolded. I found myself skipping parts because of the content topic. I was sad that the main character makes custom wedding gowns but I never know if she wore one of her creations. There were parts of this booked that I really liked but the other parts left me not recommending it to a friend.
This is a pretty nonsensical book. It hypes up a big mystery that you can see coming from a mile away. All the women in it are weak and feel useless, all of them physically or psychologically abused. There is very little nuance or depth of any character. Only the structure (moving from the main character’s first person narration to her mother’s, depending upon the chapter) keeps you going. Halfway through I wanted to quit but thought maybe there would be a pay-off. There wasn’t.

I’d genuinely hate to occupy a world like the one the author has so unwittingly shown to be her view of the world and motherhood.

Avoid.
A well written story that put you right in the scene, Postcards from a Stranger had me guessing until the very end. Ms Clark manipulated the clues so this was the case, but I must admit, I missed one vital piece of foreshadowing, so pay attention.
It is the kind of book that burns slowly, yet I couldn't wait to get five minutes peace so I could read a few more chapters.
And the story doesn't sugar coat anything, especially the highs and lows of marriage, and the loneliness of caring for an elderly parent.
Most of all, the writing is great. I love it when authors take every day situations and weave a tale around them, without resorting to cliches and dramatics. It brings back memories that are long forgotten and makes you think and reminisce.
And the epilogue was a nice touch.
Great read.