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I enjoyed this book, I felt everything, the sea, the waves, the smells, laughter and pain. Life and it's circle, learning every day something new, along with past history...rooting for the goodness of it all. Thank you


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The Heiress of Water A Novel Sandra Rodriguez Barron Books Reviews

Our book club of the past six years picked this as our last choice of the spring. We were not disappointed. The story is old, but the characters and the circumstances in which the characters find themselves are new. The author writes beautifully and she weaves a descriptive tapestry of words which stay with the reader long after the book is finished.
Beautiful imagery; poetic descriptions. The end was as suspected from the beginning, however, just how that would play out was not as easily detected. Thought provoking in regard to the effect the ebb and flow of the sea has on our very existence.
This is an engaging book. The characters draw you in, and the plot is interesting. It ventures into a bit of magical thinking at the end.
This was a decent book and I'm glad I read it. It was mysterious and interesting. Most of the relationships were a bit shallow, or at least not explored or described in much depth, though the mother-daughter relationship was fascinating.
This is a love story, a bit of a mystery, and a journey of the soul. The opening is a little slow and bumpy but the book picks up momentum as the story unfolds with a plot that is both intricate and satisfying, a little like a good Spanish telenovela (and I mean this in the nicest way!). You just want to keep turning the page, and Barron delivers the surprises. Alma's parallel between the sea and immortality gains lyricism as her metaphor gains depth and detail with the unfolding story, setting this story firmly in the genre of spiritual fiction. The ending is both beautiful and emotional revealing the unusual sophistication of this debut writer. Especially interesting is how the author gets into the mind of a catatonic patient struggling to regain consciousness, adding another dimension to this layered tale. There are many beautiful images, romantic scenes, and emotional explosions in this story. All in all it is very satisfying.
A story of love . . . a mother's love, a man's love for his wife, a daughter's love for her mother and her father, and so much more. It's also a story of betrayal, loss and recovery. The characters became real to me. I could feel what they felt. I could see what they saw. I felt as if I was present. What a gift.
I bought this book because the synopsis made is sound exciting. What a disappointment! It ended up being cheese, predictable and boring. The coincidence of Monica meeting the sick woman who was then taken to El Salvador seemed ridiculous to me. I jumped from pages to pages then chapter to chapter to get it over with - predictable! Don't waste your money!
I enjoyed this book, I felt everything, the sea, the waves, the smells, laughter and pain. Life and it's circle, learning every day something new, along with past history...rooting for the goodness of it all. Thank you