Hunter Dennis

Hunter Dennis jaunts into historical tales of France and Haiti, one in the 1780s to 1790s and the other in the 1830s. Dennis illustrates the times and places with beautiful drawings and presents a glossary of terms and a list of the characters. This book has left nothing untouched, but at times seems a little lengthy. I also adore the use of letters like the epistolary novels of Pamela and Fanny Hill. As this is an advance copy, a few errors in grammar and spelling exist, but final edition will be blemish free. Dennis knows his subject and has an excellent command of the English language that shines in his novel. This book and The Crimson Heirlooms entertain and educate the reader.… (mais)