The Abyss audiobook
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Review #1
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This is a difficult book to read–it is so bleak and depressing. I can’t imagine a more hateful character than Nicholas, and found myself disliking his parents now too because their judgment was so impaired regarding their sons; whereas before, in the earlier books, I was very, very fond of both James and Heloise. In this book, neither has any redeeming characteristics. I was very drawn to Benedict, as I share his love of animals, and was alarmed that Nicholas might harm Benedict’s foxes. It is an interesting study of how the branch is bent by parental influence, and also how a more resilient child can still grow straight, without parental support. In my life experience, I have found a child can be born bent and evil–they are different, withdrawn, in their own world, from birth and this story is a good description of that fact. This was my least favorite Morland book. I am reading the entire series and highly recomend you do so too.
Review #2
The Abyss audiobook in series Morland Dynasty
The most positive facet of this novel was the detailed setting and description of clothing of the period. I can’t say I enjoyed reading it. I kept waiting for the novel to improve from the point of view of how depressing it was, but unfortunately that didn’t happen. One thing that really annoyed me was the depth of gullibility of one of the main characters, Benedict. Initially, it was perhaps believable, but later became less than credible. I also found the ending less than satisfying.
Review #3
Audiobook The Abyss by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles
After reading the whole series several years ago, borrowing the books from the library, I’m now buying and rereading on Kindle. This is the darkest of the books and not always a pleasant read, but it is an essential part of the whole story so far. Like all the others it is brilliantly written. One major criticism though: like several others in the series, the Kindle version is appallingly proof-read. Such a shame.
Review #4
Audio The Abyss narrated by Christopher Scott
I found this book gripping. Set in the 1830s it centres around the relationship between Nicky and Benedict and nothing is heard of the other branches of the family. I particularly enjoyed it because it features the lives of the men who endured the dangers of building the railways, the navvies. Reminded me of a book my father told me about many years ago about the lives of these men. Another good story against the backdrop of the coming age of steam.
Review #5
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Covers an interesting historical time in a thoroughly researched way. Good writing and pace. I’m reading the next one.
An excellent read. Not only does it follow this dynasty through the centuries, but it also gives you an insight into the social history of the times. As someone who didn’t particularly like history at school I am now enjoying the way it is described in these books.
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