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WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT “THE NAMELESS LAND”
‘Poetically written and deeply engrossing, this novel transports its audience into an imagistic realm entirely its own. The characters Laszlo has crafted are vivid and relatable. Dreamlike and smooth, this novel is an exciting, gripping read, an enthralling historical thriller that bends the imagination as well as the genre’s typical conventions. Booklovers looking for a new type of adventure will appreciate this novel.’ – RECOMMENDED by the US Review
‘An intriguing, atmospheric, historical adventure with well-crafted characters that pulls the reader into their world.’ – Kevin Berry, author of “The Quake City Investigations series and more.
William –
O livro é ótimo adorei ☺️
mommy_and_books –
” […] All the rulers of the world must face their destiny. […]”
I’m glad I had the opportunity to read M. Laszlo’s work again. This time, I chose “The Nameless Land.” The author perfectly combines realism and dreamlike elements. You have to read carefully to fully understand everything. It’s not a light read, but it’s a quick read.
The plot is captivating.
I’m glad I got to know the main character, Anastasia, better this time. She’s blind. Why does a group of spiritualists kidnap her, and what do they want to use her for? You’ll be shocked to learn the truth. The author has already taken care of that well. Will she manage to escape? Or will she fall out of the rain into the gutter?
There’s no shortage of desire for love here. But will it be pure love? Or perhaps torn apart by a certain demon hiding in the eye of another important character? Of course, I won’t tell you that.
I also liked Rupert’s character. He struggles with his demons and strange dreams. He dreams of Anastasia. Can his love survive in this cruel world? M. Laszlo portrayed this character very well.
Are you more of an Anastasia or a Rupert? That’s a very difficult question, because I liked both characters.
You can easily read this book without having read the first volume, “Anastasia’s Midnight Song.” However, I recommend reading them in order.
I’m eagerly awaiting the continuation of this story.
I’m glad the author has transported us to his own world.
Anastasia and Rupert take us to 1919 and 1920.
In my opinion, this installment is much better than the first. It’s clear that M. Laszlo has made tremendous progress in his writing. His books are worth reading.