What the Wind Knows, Amy Harmon (4.0)
My only complaint with this book is that the 3 main characters are too perfect. They have absolutely no flaws. But if you just want to read a compelling love story set over time and history, it fulfills very well. I really enjoyed how the author wove the real history of Ireland and its complex relationship with England into the story. The fabricated characters were seamlessly involved with real characters and events. It was cleverly done so that the reader didn’t have to question what real vs fiction was. I also appreciated the complex relationships throughout.
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