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Mariana

Susanna Kearsley

Paperback | Pages: 352 pages

Rating: 4.07 | 21754 Users | 2376 Reviews

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Title	:	Mariana
Author	:	Susanna Kearsley
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	August 1st 1995 by Bantam Books (Mm) (first published 1994)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Romance. Science Fiction. Time Travel. Fiction. Fantasy

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From the winner of the Catherine Cookson Fiction Prize, this mesmerizing, suspenseful, and richly atmospheric tale of time travel draws us into the heart of a heroine we won't soon forget...

The first time Julia Beckett saw Greywethers she was only five, but she knew that it was her house. And now that she’s at last become its owner, she suspects that she was drawn there for a reason.

As if Greywethers were a portal between worlds, she finds herself transported into seventeenth-century England, becoming Mariana, a young woman struggling against danger and treachery, and battling a forbidden love.

Each time Julia travels back, she becomes more enthralled with the past...until she realizes Mariana’s life is threatening to eclipse her own, and she must find a way to lay the past to rest or lose the chance for happiness in her own time.

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Original Title:	Mariana
ISBN:	0553573764 (ISBN13: 9780553573763)
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	Catherine Cookson Fiction Prize

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As with all of Kearsleys stories, this was a dependable, earnest, and leisurely read. I wouldnt have said it was her bestuntil I reached the end. Dang. Just... dang. I will say no more, but she did an amazing job of pulling off something most authors have no business even attempting.

DNFI got bored.

This is one of those books that deserves an animated-gif-laden review, though I can't be bothered to build one. The characters were under developed, the romance barely there, and nonsensical besides, and the twist ending existed merely to enable the book to be categorized as 'twisty'.The 'witch', the brother, and the bartending friend existed only as a way to provide a match for the earlier incarnations of characters, though their soul pairings seemed incidental and emotionally unfulfilling.

One of the BEST romance books I have read in a long time! :D

Read This Review And More Like It On My Blog!This was very, very good. I was surprised by the level of my reaction to this: I was invested near immediately never wanted to put it down and was sad to finish reading the last page. I don't read a lot of "time slip" historical fiction (read: any before this), but if they're like Mariana that rule might need to change. ASAP. First up on that list: every other such book by this author. I was very impressed with both parts of the narrative and the

The inspiration behind Greyweathers in Avebury, WiltshireOhhh, you guys. I really don't know what I'm going to do when I run out of Susanna Kearsley's books to read. After finishing The Rose Garden a few days ago, I told myself to wait at least a few weeks to read this one - you know, to stretch it out, so I wouldn't go through withdrawal or anything. I picked up The Forgotten Garden as I'd heard Kate Morton's stuff was similar, but even after 100 pages, it failed to grab me because all I wanted

I am a huge fan of Susanna Kearsley's writing. Her style, detail and creative stories are always fantastic reads. I liked this one right from the beginning and it easily pulled me along through the entire story. I was pleased with the ending, however (view spoiler)[ Tom & Vivien's impending marriage and Geoffrey left hanging left me unsettled. I thought T&V were an odd paring and totally out of the blue and we don't find out what was so urgent for Geoffrey to be calling Julia about (hide