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Mr Cavendish, I Presume
by: Julia Quinn

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9780749908874
ISBN: 0749908874
Label: Piatkus Books
Manufacturer: Piatkus Books
Number Of Pages: 384
Publication Date: October 02, 2008
Publisher: Piatkus Books
Studio: Piatkus Books
Sales Rank: 6469

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Don't bother
Just read The Lost Duke of Wyndham and skip this book! Amelia is such a weak character, she is just plain NOT interesting. Like previous reviews, it is all repetition. It was like reading the The Lost Duke of Wyndham AGAIN. Don't buy it, waste of money.

Rating:

- a bit disappointing
I agree with the previous review, I'm a big fan of Julia Quinn and thought the idea of telling the same story from different perspectives a clever technique but felt a bit cheated by this book, whole chunks of the The Lost Duke of Wyndham were repeated almost verbatim and so I felt like this book wasn't offering much that was actually different. I read the Lost Duke first and this straight afterwards so maybe I would not have noticed so much if I'd read them with more time in between.

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- The other half of 'The Lost Duke of Wyndham'
'The Lost Duke of Wyndham' was a disappointing read in some ways, with several scenes unexplained as they were to be the focus of this book. I looked forward to reading 'Mr Cavendish, I Presume' as I was rather interested in what would become of Thomas, the former Duke of Wyndham, and how he would end up with Amelia Willoughby. These questions were answered by this book but, sadly, there wasn't much else new or interesting in it. Many of the scenes are the same as in 'The Lost Duke of Wyndham', although from either Thomas's or Amelia's point of view (rather than Grace or Jack's), and the whole book felt rather repetitive. We experienced the same events a second time from a slightly different point of view with a few different insights into what ... Read More:

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