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Swan River

by David Reynolds

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Well written and I found it interesting enough at first. I didn't finish it, but I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys memoirs. I may possibly go back to it some time and enjoy the rest of it, but I think I just got bored as I prefer novels. (

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As a child, David Reynolds developed a fascination with the mysterious disappearance of his long-dead grandfather. Over the course of many years he slowly pieced together a spellbinding story: of tragic romance in Victorian London, and of the harsh lives of turn-of-the-century Canadian homesteaders.

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