Martin Dubow
Auteur de Francey
Œuvres de Martin Dubow
Étiqueté
Partage des connaissances
- Sexe
- male
- Nationalité
- USA
- Lieux de résidence
- Tujunga, California, USA
- Études
- Manhattan School of Music
- Professions
- writer
musician - Courte biographie
- Martin Dubow is a semi-retired classical musician and former editor for Doubleday Publishing in New York City. He spends his waking hours reading, writing, and playing chamber music.
Membres
Critiques
Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 3
- Membres
- 17
- Popularité
- #654,391
- Évaluation
- 3.3
- Critiques
- 2
- ISBN
- 3
"At its heart, a love story or three, FRANCEY is moreover a tale of mystery, betrayal, murder, and sorrow."
Francey is a mature-beyond-her-years sixth grader who has an incredibly close bond to her father, Rick. Rick is a fabulously known architect who has recently been asked to build a manor for Lord Crimson, who is a rich and sorrowful member of English royalty. But Rick is not to build just any manor. He has been asked to build a manor that imitates a seventeenth-century manor that keeps showing up in Lord Crimson's dreams that practically haunt him every day.
Meanwhile, Francey is having these horrible nightmares that somehow turn out to be memories.
It turns out that Francey has taken on the persona of Susan Sebastian, a seventeenth-century noblewoman. And Francey's nightmares are about her lover, Edward Delaney, who was murdered because of their love. Francey also takes on one of Susan Sebastian's amazing attributes; her ability to draw amazingly well. But if Francey's nightmares continue at the force with which they are coming, something terrible is bound to happen.
With the help of Lizzie (Francey's teacher) and Alex (Lizzie's younger brother), will Rick be able to save Francey in time?
Oh my goodness, this book was amazing! It was a pretty quick read but great just the same. It covered everything readers love; mystery, love, betrayal, murder. Not to mention the fact that the characters themselves were amazing. Rick and Francey's relationship was just perfect for this book, along with Lizzie and Alex's relationship, as well.
Francey was such a strong and lovable character from the beginning. I absolutely adored her. I loved all the suspense and mystery in this book. I highly recommend FRANCEY to anyone who loves reading about the seventeenth century, and of course anyone who loves a great love story.… (plus d'informations)