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File Size: 5494 KB
Print Length: 288 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1503904040
Publisher: Amazon Crossing (September 1, 2018)
Publication Date: September 1, 2018
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B079MC631J
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Get ready to drool as you start reading this book! The preface treats the reader to a recipe of "The Original Sachertorte". Note: Due to this being a European book, the quantities are in grams. If you don't know how to convert Google will aid you :) Oh my, oh my, I wanted to stop reading and start cooking but resisted.....The year is 1892, the place is Vienna, Austria. Love and Death are meeting and not for the first time. This book is written in three sections entitled books. In the first 'book' we are introduced to many characters. Anna Sacher finds herself widowed at the tender age of 33 with two young children to raise. Her father-in-law wants to sell the hotel, Hotel de l'Opera, but Anna wants to run it herself, a feat that was not deemed appropriate back in those times. Guests, newly weds and founders of the Aderhold Press in Berlin are honeymooning in the hotel. Marie Sadler, a young kitchen worker, mysteriously disappears. Where is she? What is the significance of a signet ring and blue money pouch? Who is her real father? Where do the Trownsteins come into the story? What about Inspector Lechner and Wurtner?This story is VERY well written with ZERO foul language, a pleasant surprise after some of the other recent Kindle First reads. Now, was everyone faithful to their wedding vows? No! Were there any bedroom scenes? Yes, just a few but nothing of great detail. Set amongst the aristocracy of the late 1800's, early 1900's this story has a slim element of fact in it but for the most part it is fictional so don't get too wound up in the details rather enjoying the book for what it is. The storyline is relatively fast paced and due to all the different stories going on at the same time, you need to pay attention. (I read this in one sitting so that made it easier to follow. ) In some ways, the book does not have a happy ending and I did find it a little depressing towards the end. However due to it being so well written editorially wise I could not give it less than 4 stars.I chose this book for August's Kindle First reads. I was not required to write a review but chose to do so. Thanks, Liz
The hotel is the hub that connects the many people involved and intertwined: it is NOT really focused on the widow specifically. It seems the author's intent was to write an epic spanning decades, relating the sagas of intertwined classes from the late nineteenth century through and beyond WW1.Translated books always need extra grace.Due to cultural and lingual differences, a reader ought to keep an open mind. References and word usage, familial behavior or ethnic misunderstandings have often resulted in low ratings.The personification of Love and Death is an interesting aspect. It is used throughout the book.I'm glad to see the joining against abusive use of the system, and I hope other reviews will follow. I save 5 stars for absolute excellence. This was a really good book.
I chose this book as my Amazon Prime free Kindle read for August. My experience with these free reads has been pretty good with most selections rating a 3 or 4 star. I'm giving this historical fiction novel a 5 star rating. Reading this book felt like watching Downton Abbey only set in Austria rather than England. You had the nobility, some noble in their intentions but many arrogant in their privilege. You had an aspiring business woman, actually several, working people. You had illicit love affairs, hidden secrets, a kidnapping etc. The book is told in three sections covering about 20 from the turn of the 20th century to the conclusion of the Great War. It took me about 5 days to read the book. I couldn't put it down.
I will admit up front that this is not my kind of book, but it looked the most promising on the Kindle First list, so I gave it a try. It is, on the surface, a novel about a 19th century woman, determined to take over running the family owned luxury hotel after her husband's death. There are more striking stories revolving around certain of the guests and also those who work in the hotel. It makes a number of relationships to keep track of, but since they all intertwine to a greater or lessor degree, and they each have a distinctive voice, that is not a distraction. In fact, (IMHO) the central characters driving the plot are Love and Death personified. I found, for me at least, that they were also he most sympathetic members of the cast. Mrs. Sacher--the widow--is something of a cliche' by now, but her personality is individual enough to get past the problem. The translator appears to have done a good job and I would recommend this book to readers who like this genre.
I'm barely more than half way through this book. I really wanted to like it but am a little let-down so far. I love the premise, historical fiction is my thing, and I was anticipating something along the lines of the Mr. Selfridge series. The story itself isn't bad but the characters feel bland and lifeless to me, making it difficult to care about what's going to happen to them. The story wanders and runs off the rails far too often, and transitions between the character's narratives and various time periods are awkward. I've also read and reread sentences and whole paragraphs several times trying to catch their drift, and can get beyond this but it is distracting. I intend to finish reading this because it's not dreadful, but after just having finished a book that I literally did not want to put down, I know I'll need to work at this one a bit to make it through to the end.Update: I've amended my rating from 3 to 1. I just couldnt slog my way through to the end. At around 2/3 of the way through, the narative becomes nothing more than "this happened, and then that happened". If possible, the characters became even flatter and less interesting. And I have to agree with many other reviewers that the spectres of Death and Love were trite and completely unnessessary.
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