I have to say I was a little disappointed with The Prisoner of Heaven I was really looking forward to more witty dialogue from "Fermin Romero De Torres" and it just didn't deliver. Part 3 ties together The Shadow of the Wind and The Angels game and focuses on Fermin's sort of mysterious past as a pr...
Zafon is so good that I not only completely enjoyed The Prisoner of Heaven, but I also remembered why I loved Shadow of the Wind and The Angel's Game so much. I wanted to read them again and I will. And I will enjoy them even more for having read The Prisoner of Heaven.Where to start? The writing...
One of my favorite authors. I love his writing style! This is part of the connected book series with Shadow of the Wind and Angel's Game. Not a lot of action happens (most of the action is in the form of backstory that Fermin tells Daniel) and some issues remain unresolved at the end, so it's defini...
The Prisoner of Heaven is the third in Carlos Ruiz Zafon’s series that began with The Shadow of the Wind and continued with The Angel’s Game. The main character in this chapter of Ruiz Zafon’s multi-volume tale is Fermin Romero de Torres, friend to the Sempere family, the owners of a struggling boo...
Carlos Ruiz Zafon's first novel, The Shadow of the Wind, followed Daniel Sempere in 1940s Barcelona as he and Fermin, a former political prisoner turned fellow bookseller, investigated what had happened to an author whose works were mysteriously being destroyed. The follow-up/loose prequel was The A...
The Prisoner of Heaven is a good sequel to The Shadow of the Wind and The Angel's Game. Prisoner is the shortest book so far in the loosely connected quartet, and gives quite a bit of background on Fermin. It is very much a sequel book, tying the two previous books together into a larger narrative...
Note: You don’t have to read either of the previous books before reading The Prisoner of Heaven, but if you like this one as much as I do, you’ll be picking up The Shadow of the Wind and The Angel’s Game sooner rather than later. This is the story of a young man who finds out that his closest friend...
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