Languedoc Trilogy: Citadel (Audiobook)

from decaturmamaof2

I really liked some of the characters, and the historical detail. The mystical/fantasy part of it didn't always ring true (was a bit too facile) but otherwise it's a gripping read.

from HeatherLINC

This is the last book in a trilogy, and even though I have read the other two I cannot remember them, so for me this was a stand-alone. It took nearly 100 pages to really get into this book and understand all the sub-plots, but I loved it! I liked most of the main characters, especially the women...

from kimkimkim

When reflecting on this book I realized that Ms. Mosse achieved her purpose. I experienced real emotions for the characters; fearful for the the partisans, hateful and disgusted by the Nazis and French sympathizers and intrigued by the old storyteller. I was transported by the descriptions of Car...

from thejohnsmith

Every bit as good as the predecessors in the Languedoc series, this one weaves events of the ancient past into the story of Sandrine Vidal and the French resistance in world war two. I really enjoy reading Kate Mosse's novels.

from csemortimer

Umm interesting in places but it seemed to run out of steam and then did great leaps in time and then was 200 pages too long. I didn't feel I really got to know any of the characters and when it came to the detail of 'resisting' they did seem very amateurish and lucky to survive.