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 * Here's the actual review (this is what you will turn in to Mrs. Kaul or Ms. Lines) **:

//Crimson Thread// by Suzanne Weyn Rating: 4 – better than most //Crimson Thread// is a remake of the classic fairytale Rumplestiltskin. This version takes place in 1880, and the princess is actually an Irish immigrant named Bertie trying to make ends meet and help support her family. Her father likes to embellish his stories and presents her as an amazing seamstress to his employer – the owner of a very large textile company. When her father promises that she can create a beautiful dress in one night, Bertie thinks all is lost. However, she is saved by a dark handsome stranger named Ray – someone she’s heard she should steer clear of. When Bertie asks how she can repay him, he asks for her first-born child. As time goes on, Bertie will find out just how serious Ray is. Suzanne Weyn has created a wonderful story that is similar enough to the original but different enough to be compelling and interesting. The strength of her characters and the mystery of Ray keep the reader turning pages wondering what will happen next.

Rating: 4 – better than most //Crimson Thread// is a remake of the classic fairytale Rumplestiltskin. This version takes place in 1880, and the princess is actually an Irish immigrant named Bertie trying to make ends meet and help support her family. Her father likes to embellish his stories and presents her as an amazing seamstress to his employer – the owner of a very large textile company. When her father promises that she can create a beautiful dress in one night, Bertie thinks all is lost. However, she is saved by a dark handsome stranger named Ray – someone she’s heard she should steer clear of. When Bertie asks how she can repay him, he asks for her first-born child. As time goes on, Bertie will find out just how serious Ray is. Suzanne Weyn has created a wonderful story that is similar enough to the original but different enough to be compelling and interesting. The strength of her characters and the mystery of Ray keep the reader turning pages wondering what will happen next. ||
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 * [[image:crimsonthread.jpg]] || //Crimson Thread// by Suzanne Weyn


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