Friday, March 27, 2015

Ceremony of Innocence - A Short Review

Finally, finally, I read Ceremony of Innocence by Dorothy Cummings McLean and published by Ignatius Press.

Ceremony of Innocence is a timely smart novel set in Germany. The main character Catriona is Catholic and real, meaning she has warts and flaws. Though it was an enjoyable read, I wouldn't say it was light. In fact, I appreciate the fact that it's a meaty, complex novel without being cumbersome. In fact I'm going to read it again because there are aspects of the story I want to chew over and think about. I want to talk about this book with someone else who has also read it.

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1 comment:

All in His Perfect Timing said...

It sounds like a fascinating book! I haven't read it, but I always enjoy adding to my "To Read" list of books others enjoy. It is so nice to have a real character as well - so many books (that I've read) are "fluffy".