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	title:	The Romance of the Forest (Nonsuch Classics)
	author:	Ann Radcliffe
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Nonsuch Publishing
	released:	June 30, 2005
	isbn:	1845880730
	isbn-13:	9781845880736

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Customer Reviews
Exciting and involving reading - Rated This is a thoroughly enjoyable book, full of intrigue, suspense, mystery and, as you'd expect, romance. Radcliffe's novels are masterpieces of suspense and atmosphere, but little else. The characters are interchangeable with any of her other novels, and the dialogue is fairly stock too, but this doesn't matter. The atmosphere around the old abbey in the woods, the curious circumstances and strange coincidences carry the story forward, and are very involving and exciting. Anybody who enjoyed 'The Italian' or 'The Mysteries of Udolpho' will find more of the same fare here, and anybody who wants to read the kind of literary conventions Jane Austen was working for and against in 'Northanger Abbey' and 'Emma' will find them all in this novel.

Customer Reviews

Exciting and involving reading - Rated 4/5
This is a thoroughly enjoyable book, full of intrigue, suspense, mystery and, as you'd expect, romance. Radcliffe's novels are masterpieces of suspense and atmosphere, but little else. The characters are interchangeable with any of her other novels, and the dialogue is fairly stock too, but this doesn't matter. The atmosphere around the old abbey in the woods, the curious circumstances and strange coincidences carry the story forward, and are very involving and exciting.
Anybody who enjoyed 'The Italian' or 'The Mysteries of Udolpho' will find more of the same fare here, and anybody who wants to read the kind of literary conventions Jane Austen was working for and against in 'Northanger Abbey' and 'Emma' will find them all in this novel.