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Bad Faith by Carmen Callil |
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Reviews 'The book is completely
wonderful. I was absolutely transfixed by it. It is the most terrible,
fascinating, haunting story, and the research is nothing less than
astonishing. Carmen's technique impresses me more than I can say,
the way she have coped with that mass of material, that enormous number
of characters and story lines, not to mention an extraordinarily complex
historical background, and yet all the way through kept a clear narrative
voice which impels the reader to follow you. The week I spent reading
it I could hardly bear to be away from it and couldn't think of anything
else.' 'It's a triumph! It's
so gripping and fascinating. I just HAD to keep on reading
.It's
superbly written, superbly researched and utterly original - it's
powerful and (god this is rare) unputdownable. There's scene after
scene that have the force of the very best novels - no one who reads
them will forget.' 'Bad
Faith is a meticulous account of what actually happened in the beautiful
France we know and love during the Vichy years. Tracing the exact
story of how the French State became corrupt and ordinary men and
women became powerless to protect themselves and hteir children from
massacre. Most of us want to forget. Carmen exposes the truth and
importance of remembering. Please convey my congrats to the author.'
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