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And now, a word from the LesBlog Editorial Board: With this novel, we celebrate our 50th book of the Quest. Happy 50th, Gentle Reader!
LesOpinion: This tale of the Spanish invasion of Chile in 1540 is told from the point of view of the historical figure, Inés Suárez. If you ever sat through a tedious history class memorizing dates and names of dead European men, Allende's romantic, tragic, horrifying, and heartbreaking novel will make up for those lost years of your life.
I regret two things: that this novel came to an end, and that it's the last unread Allende on the shelves of the S. White Dickinson. Onward, Gentle Reader.
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2 comments:
I loved it too! --Ronnie
Dear Ronnie,
Welcome to the LesBlog. I believe myself to be in good company, if you loved this book, too. I consider you a finer arbiter of literary taste than the LesBlog Editorial Board.
Les
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