It's been several years since I've read this, so my memory is a little fuzzy. I vaguely remember that the writing was an incredible portrayl of a woman who may or may not be sane, but the realism of the portrayl leads to a slow, wandering plot. In the real world, those fighting mental illness may spend many days feeling foggy and not quite sure of their own timeline, and the book fights these problems as well.

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Left in the Official Bookcrossing Zone on the large wooden table in the back by the bathrooms.

I 'caught' this one @ 'The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf' @ Telephone & E. Main !
It was originally left on a large table in the back, but I
found it in a magazine/newspaper wicker basket near the small round table in the middle, across from where you pick up your coffee/tea order ! One of the books I dropped off was also in the same wicker basket !
11/30/2005: An interesting read, but slow in the 1st 200 pages. You'll meet Stefan in New Orleans, La, USA !! Then meet Beethoven & Paganini in Vienna, Austria, the greatest of their time ! It's an interesting transition in the 2nd 150 pages !

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I'll be on the back table, in the 'OBCZ' !!

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I'll be on the back table, in the 'OBCZ' !! I'll be @ the mini meetup!

Caught at the Ventura Meet up. Thanks, katintheboots and vc-Mike! I haven't read any Anne Rice in a few years, so I am looking forward to reading this one.

C'etait bien. J'etais heureuse de le capturer.
Je pense le relacher d'ici quelques jours...

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