Review
"Separation," by Cassandra Lane, is a novel about the trials and triumphs of forbidden love.
Set
in post-emancipation New York, the plot is about the difficulty of
sustaining a relationship between a biracial woman and a white man in a
society that frowns upon such relationships.
The plot begins slowly, but picks up pace throughout the book.
Lane did an excellent job writing well-rounded, period-correct characters; they capture the sentiments of the time perfectly.
The
book's writing in general is very compelling and moving. Lane's writing
is reminiscent of a 19th century writer, very descriptive and
thoughtful.
By far, the highlight of the book is its theme of love -- that love can emerge the victor, even in situations that forbid it.
Overall,
this is a great book for anyone who wants to read a historical romance
about forbidden love with very descriptive writing reminiscent of the
classics -- and fans are sure to be joyed to learn there is a second
book in the series!
More Information
Buy the book on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Separation-Historical-Romance-Forbidden-Kindred-ebook/dp/B00HQKFVO2
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