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The Edge of the Earth by Christina Schwarz

The Edge of the Earth

by Christina Schwarz

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  • Apr 2013, 288 pages
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Shirin M. (Beverly Hills, CA)

The Edge of the Earth
Set in the majestic Big Sur, the book provides a good sense of time and place. I thought I would be transported and become part of the story, but this never happened. There was something missing in the characters and narration. Disappointing, because I enjoyed "Drowning Ruth" by the same author.

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