I returned to the author of the wonderful books "The Moonstone" and "The Woman in White." I knew that this book couldn't have been as good as the first 2 because there was a reason Collins was famous for those books--they were awesome. I had reasonable expectations for this one.
I am glad to say that I was pleased. What happens when a blind woman has her sight returned? Well, it doesn't go as well as you would think. I don't want to give anything away, but lets just say that seeing her fiance for the first time didn't go over very well.
The book was very entertaining--with twists and turns. It is told in first person by the girl's assistant. She gives all sorts of commentary to the action--and I think that is half of the fun.
If I see another book of his, I won't hesitate to try it.
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