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Savage Lands by Clare Clark

Savage Lands

by Clare Clark

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  • Feb 2010, 416 pages
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  • Ocia B. (Nevada, TX)
    Filles à la cassette
    Being from southeast Louisiana, I anticipated reading a novel wrapped in the rich history of the casket girls. I did not really enjoy the book. It was hard to get into and some of the descriptive paragraphs were a bit much.
  • John D. (Garland, TX)
    Going nowhere
    I gave this book the 50 page test and gave it up. Too many paragraphs like "She dreamed about it when he was gone, the images in bright fragments like shards of broken glass catching the light. His gold-flecked eyes in a plump infant face. His long fingers in dimpled fists. A lean, sunburned face and a creamy new one, cheek to cheek, like a slippage in time". UGH.
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