ajft finished reading Afterglow and nightfall by Edith Pargeter (Brothers of Gwynedd -- bk. 4)

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I found it different to the first two, which I had to re-read as its been so many years since I read them. Finally done, interesting enough, I did find it a little predictable in places
Read this one and the sequel nine years ago, then finally picked up a copy of the third and started it recently ... but found I wanted to re-read the first two
What can I say, I mostly knew what was about to happen, but still gripping enough as i went through
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Working my way through my summer reading and the endless pile of books. Near future SF that I found more enjoyable and gripping than some of his other works, once a few suspensions of disbelief were made
read this over 25 years ago before travelling to Spain, then years later stumbled on a copy of a 2 volume edition in a 2nd shop. Been sitting on the shelf for years, decades... Holds up well, I love the way Michener describes his surrounds, even if it was from another thirty years earlier. Some things change enormously, some won't
I guess I need to read volume 2 now
Not really a review, just my ramblings about it. I've had the ebook for years but never got around to reading it, graphic novels aren't really my thing, and when I read them I much prefer a paper copy, the electronic version just doesn't grab me as much
Writing this a month later and I can't remember much of the story, just vague impressions of the art. Maybe I'll reread a paper copy one day
Enjoyable enough, I've read it a few years ago and it was one of the few things on my ereader when I needed something and couldn't connect online
Seems a bit simplistic, aimed at a young adult audience. Enjoyable enough for a quick read
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