“The Phoenix Bride” is a historical fiction
book by Natasha Siegel. I think from a historical perspective, this book
is well done. It covers a number of things ranging from life in England
around the time of the Great Fire, religious biases, and classes.
There’s also a love story between the two main characters, who alternate
chapters. I found the love story at times a bit too much (but social
classes, expectations, and the like came into play there - so they were
rather formal with each other and not communicating) but I got it. I
thought the ending between the two sisters was a bit too neatly tied up
(I’m not sure I could’ve forgiven a family member that quickly), but
overall I think this was a well done book. Four stars.
Tuesday, March 12, 2024
Book Review: The Phoneix Bride - Natasha Siegel
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