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The Merchant's Daughter - Community Reviews back

by Melanie Dickerson
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KizunaYueMichaelis
KizunaYueMichaelis rated it 12 years ago
If I had known beforehand that this is a book from the same author as "The Healer's Apprentice", I wouldn't have bothered. BUT... in my defence: foreign country = new bookstores = books I can't find in my own country and/or cheaper books. So I go crazy and in spite of not having my guide with me, I ...
A Sea of Stars
A Sea of Stars rated it 12 years ago
" Her's lord's own scent of lavender and warm masculinity. "Warm masculinity"? You honestly used that? I wasn't aware that was a thing.Silly phrasing aside, this was okay. I didn't dislike it quite as much as The Healer's Apprentice.But I'm seeing an annoying trend in this lady's books. Perfect main...
Horrorvacui000
Horrorvacui000 rated it 13 years ago
Summarizing it down to it's bare bones - Beauty and the Beast, a minor portion of Cinderella, with a Bible thrown in. Cinderella, simply being that the dad died and she's left with an idiot and selfish family. I wasn't sure that I would like this one for some reason, but I really enjoyed it. I'll ha...
Kay, Rekindling
Kay, Rekindling rated it 13 years ago
Nicely written historical Christian romance. Review to come.
Booknut 101's Bookworm Haven
Booknut 101's Bookworm Haven rated it 13 years ago
A magnificent, magical, haunting and mesmerising tale - a re-telling of a classic fairytale with many twists and turns, with characters that will make you feel happy, scared, sorrowful and mostly awed by the talented way Melanie Dickerson has told the story of a beautiful merchant's daughter whose m...
ReaderMarija's Reviews
ReaderMarija's Reviews rated it 13 years ago
I am rather partial to fairytale retellings. I find it interesting to see how authors are able to reinvent certain ideas and themes from the original tale. At the outset, The Merchant’s Daughter has a lot going for it, since in essence it is a retelling of Beauty and the Beast—one of my favorite fai...
Sticky Note Quotes
Sticky Note Quotes rated it 13 years ago
I wasn't sure what to expect when I picked up this book. Was it a Beauty and the Beast retelling? A Historical Romance? or what? But it kind of a little bit of all of the above. It's not a Beauty and the Beast retelling in the classic way, no magic or curses. But of the damaged man, young beauty typ...
Awkward Schmawkward
Awkward Schmawkward rated it 13 years ago
Annabel Chapman ist die Tochter eines einst reichen Kaufmanns. Doch dann wurde ihr alles genommen. Die Schiffe des Vaters wurden bei einem Sturm zerstört und die Familie in den Ruin getrieben. Kurz darauf starb ihr Vater an der Pest. Das bedeutete für die Familie Chapman eigentlich, dass sie wie di...
Nimue
Nimue rated it 13 years ago
I picked this book up because it's set in England in medieval times. I'm a history geek, so this fit's me quite well. In addition I haven't read that many young adult books, which are set in the past.First I have to say that this book is an interesting read, the story line is not amazing but still d...
rameau's ramblings
rameau's ramblings rated it 13 years ago
This is one of my NetGalley picks. As you can see, I went for the pretty cover, but the blurb isn't bad either. A historical romance. A choice between servitude and nunnery. The Beauty and the Beast. What's not to love?The year is 1352 and the place is a small village in England. Annabel Chapman's r...
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