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Title	:	Song of Songs
Author	:	Beverley Hughesdon
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 0 pages
Published	:	June 1st 1991 by Warner Books (NY) (first published May 1990)
Categories	:	War. World War I. Historical. Historical Fiction. Romance. Historical Romance

Song of Songs

Beverley Hughesdon

Paperback | Pages: 0 pages

Rating: 4.33 | 309 Users | 22 Reviews

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Don't read this book if you are already feeling blue. The depths of despair this story of a woman's systematic physical, emotional, and spiritual breakdown due to the impact of war and its aftermath, will surely put you over the edge if you are already fragile. I cried pretty much every chapter from the beginning of World War I and way beyond, which was somehow worse. The writing is fantastic, the characterization of the first person protagonist so palpable that you are literally experiencing every emotion, stress, and imbalance. I don't normally go for books with so much death, tragedy and horror but I went into it blind and once I got started, there was no way I could put it down. I want to read her other books and I am crossing my fingers that they won't be as dark otherwise I may have to ration them to one per decade so I don't completely lose my mind.

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Original Title:	Song of Songs
ISBN:	0446360988 (ISBN13: 9780446360982)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 4.33 From 309 Users | 22 Reviews

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one of my all time top 10. A sweeping saga that has the power to reduce a reader to tears. Slightly old-fashioned writing style which suits the story and evokes the atmosphere and culture of a bygone era. If you enjoy good quality historical novels, this is one to buy - although you may have to search hard, I think it's out of print now. I have re-read this book at least 5 times, and it's always hard to put down.

I don't know what it is about this book that I like it so much, but I do... Read it numerous times and it still always hits the right spot when I'm need of a bit quick fix of romantic saga

Re-read for the umpteenth time. Just as satisfactorily enjoyable as ever, on a par with Gone with the Wind for epic re-visiting. in April 2013 I wrote: I don't know how long this book sat on my shelf, me thinking I had read it; I took it down thinking to charity it, read it "just in case" and then umpteen times thereafter. Don't know what was so compelling: it is a period I am anyway drawn to, but the relationship between Ben and Helena has to play a part. Certainly in my top three all time

A beautiful story taking you though the boer war and the great war. Heartbreaking accounts from the front and the nursing tents and a sometimes sad and sometimes happy tale of unequal love after the war.

I read this book when I was a teenager. I was totally drawn in by the storyline, the historical setting and finally the (slightly erotic) romance. I read it twice, then the book went missing. I suspect my Mother sent it off to Vinnies!I remembered this story for years, but could not find it even after doing some google searches for the title. FINALLY I came across it a week ago and promptly purchased it and started reading it the day it arrived. I loved it. Every page of it. It transports me

i have already read this book but am looking forward to reading it again and reading it as a woman rather than a teenager which i was when i first stumbled upon it

Must be 20 years since I read this book. Can't remember a great deal about the plot but I do remember being completely sucked into it and not being able to put it down then feeling bereft at the end! Must re-read one day.