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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
All over the place
By Alison Young
I loved Anathema and was delighted to see there was a sizeable series to get my teeth into. I was disappointed. I couldn't see what the connection between some of the aspects was meant to be, and the lengthy establishment of the character Enoch at the beginning came to nothing. The story picked up pace a bit when Eliza appeared, but again it seem disconnected to the whole. I didn't spot the promised comedic moments. I was left with the impression that I'd read a lot of writing, some of which was very good, but not a book.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Undecided
By Lori
I am struggling to write this review as I do not whether to recommend reading the book or not. It was a very clever book but I found it almost too clever and often had to revisit pages to try and understand the relevance of the text. It concerned lots of different characters and flicked backwards and forwards in time and had lots of different story lines all going on at the same time.The historical aspects is what drew me to the book in the first pace and I think that is what kept me reading to the end. I did not dislike it nor particularly like it and felt a sense of achievement and relief at reaching the end. I may allow a suitable gap before starting Book 2.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Great fun, and gets you checking up what is history and what is fiction
By DB
I knew a fair bit about the period, so I spotted early in the first section that this wasn't really a historical novel - Stephenson's CABAL is quite different from Charles II's. There were some interesting historical characters that I had never even heard of: Liselotte, Rossignol and Fatio particularly come to mind. And I hadn't realised that D'Artagnan actually existed. As some other reviewers have pointed out, the adventures of the main fictional figures are significantly less interesting than their observations, but you can't have everything - I'm certainly looking forward to the later volumes.

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