Obtained from: Personal Kindle Library
Read: January 4, 2014
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Antagonist. Otherwise known as an opponent, competitor, enemy or rival. In Sam Thomas' The Midwife's Tale, Rebecca Hooke is all of these to heroine Bridget Hodgson. Malevolent and self-serving, she seems a transparent adversary, but appearances can be deceiving.
In his latest novella, The Maidservant and the Murderer, Thomas sheds light on Rebecca's troubled past, adding new depth to her character and illustrating the circumstances that molded her personality and effectively shaped the woman we see in Thomas' debut.
An illuminating short, I really enjoyed seeing a different side of this character and fervently hope Thomas' exploration of her early experiences mean we will be seeing more of her as Bridget's adventures continue.
In his latest novella, The Maidservant and the Murderer, Thomas sheds light on Rebecca's troubled past, adding new depth to her character and illustrating the circumstances that molded her personality and effectively shaped the woman we see in Thomas' debut.
An illuminating short, I really enjoyed seeing a different side of this character and fervently hope Thomas' exploration of her early experiences mean we will be seeing more of her as Bridget's adventures continue.
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I had always been a willful and contrary child, but now I felt my mischievousness turning to malice. I had not known this Rebecca when I was young, but welcomed her arrival, for she was well-suited for Mr. Hooke’s service.
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