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Name: The House at Riverton
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: Kate Morton
ISBN: 9781416550518

The House at Riverton

A Novel

by Kate Morton

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Shirley (Batavia IL)

The House At Riverton
A superficial novel, never developing the characters enough to encourage interest in them or their plight. Dialogue too monotonous to allow imagination. One feels on the verge of interest when the plot is redirected leaving one searching to rekindle caring. Although the premise evokes intrigue, it ends up reading like a book for a teenage girl. There is a good story here that a more skilled writer could make into a page turner.

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