Framed: A Historical Novel About the Revolt of the Luddites by Christy Fearn
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Publisher:
Open Books ( March 2013)
I received a copy through LibraryThing's Early Reviewers Program in exchange for an honest review.
Although it got off to a slow start and was uneven in places I enjoyed the book overall. Real life history was woven nicely into the plot and I like how she used Lord Byron as a character. It was a quick read and I learned something about England's Industrial Revolution that I hadn't heard of before. I'm going to give it-
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Publisher:
Open Books ( March 2013)
I received a copy through LibraryThing's Early Reviewers Program in exchange for an honest review.
Synopsis:
As French émigré Roman
Catholics, Lizette Molyneux and her brother Robert are used to an
existence on the edge of their Regency Nottingham community. But when
Robert is arrested for a crime he insists he did not commit, Lizzie must
draw on all her strength and courage to help him. Overcoming poverty,
prejudice and the unwanted advances of her employer’s son, she unites
with the frame-breaking Luddites to free her brother and to rectify
social injustice.
My Review:
Although it got off to a slow start and was uneven in places I enjoyed the book overall. Real life history was woven nicely into the plot and I like how she used Lord Byron as a character. It was a quick read and I learned something about England's Industrial Revolution that I hadn't heard of before. I'm going to give it-
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