The Fitz Osbornes In Exile (2011) - Plot & Excerpts
Exceptional! Michelle Cooper manages to keep the momentum in the sequel and magnificently furthers the plot as the time period rapidly approaches WWII. There are so many fine storylines that end up becoming a silken spiderweb reaching every character in the series. Near the end of the novel, there is a moment that is so emotional that it almost moved me to tears. This novel is a triumph and I can't wait to get my hands on the final book! The second book in the Montmaray Journals trilogy, and the family are in exile in England, staying with their Aunt.It was a very different book from the first one in the sense that things felt a lot more comfortable for the characters here. Yes, they were in exile from their castle and from Montmaray, but they have actual luxuries, and begin to live a little like the royalty they are.I enjoyed the family’s forays into polite society, and I enjoyed the fact that they all stayed true to who they are. Some great characters introduced to the story who I think will play an important role in the story to come, and you got the strong sense that this was very much the calm before the storm.Looking forward to reading the final book in the trilogy, this was excellent reading.
What do You think about The Fitz Osbornes In Exile (2011)?
Phenomenal characters and exciting historical setting!
—Britney
