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Distant Choices Brenda Jagger 9780517694435 Books

Jagger's last novel is sub-par from her usual high standard, yet still worth reading if a fan of her other, wonderful novels. It's her usual tale of clashing Victorian families and women looking for fulfillment, love and a measure of independence in a stifling society. This novel feels unfinished and many characters vanish from the stage for long periods, yet Jagger was such an accomplished storyteller, if you liked her other titles, give this one a try. It was her last novel and perhaps was published posthumously before she'd had a chance to work out plot and character problems.


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Distant Choices Brenda Jagger 9780517694435 Books Reviews

Jagger's last novel is sub-par from her usual high standard, yet still worth reading if a fan of her other, wonderful novels. It's her usual tale of clashing Victorian families and women looking for fulfillment, love and a measure of independence in a stifling society. This novel feels unfinished and many characters vanish from the stage for long periods, yet Jagger was such an accomplished storyteller, if you liked her other titles, give this one a try. It was her last novel and perhaps was published posthumously before she'd had a chance to work out plot and character problems.
I love this book. Sadly the author passed away over 20 years ago.
Jagger's last novel is sub-par from her usual high standard, yet still worth reading if a fan of her other, wonderful novels. It's her usual tale of clashing Victorian families and women looking for fulfillment, love and a measure of independence in a stifling society. This novel feels unfinished and many characters vanish from the stage for long periods, yet Jagger was such an accomplished storyteller, if you liked her other titles, give this one a try. It was her last novel and perhaps was published posthumously before she'd had a chance to work out plot and character problems.