I've typically rated her novels with 3 stars, considering them as excellent fictional stories.

However, the entire series is not just excellent; it is utterly engaging. The characters and the plotlines draw you in and keep you hooked from the very beginning.

What makes it even more special is its relatability. You can easily identify with the emotions and experiences of the characters, which makes the reading experience all the more profound.

The series is also highly emotive. It has the power to make you laugh, cry, and feel a whole range of emotions.

Finally, it is redemptive. It shows that no matter how bad things may seem, there is always hope for a better future.

I love the people she created in the series. They are so vivid and real that they seem to come alive on the page.

All of this makes me wonder about her life and experiences. What kind of person is she? What inspired her to create such a wonderful series?

I can't wait to read more of her work and find out.

DNF (Did Not Finish). I had maybe around 100 pages left in the book, but then I suddenly realized that I didn't care about this book at all.

It was a strange feeling. At first, I was quite interested in the story and its premise. But as I got further into it, something just didn't click. Maybe it was the writing style that didn't appeal to me, or perhaps the characters weren't developed enough to hold my attention.

Whatever the reason, I found myself constantly procrastinating when it came to reading those remaining pages. I would pick up the book, read a few lines, and then put it down again.

Finally, I decided to face the truth and admit that I wasn't going to finish this book. It was a bit of a relief, actually, to let go of something that wasn't bringing me any joy. Now I can move on to other books that might capture my imagination and keep me engaged from start to finish.

I really enjoyed this article when I read it at that time.

It had a certain charm and吸引力 that immediately caught my attention.

The words seemed to flow effortlessly, painting a vivid picture in my mind.

I was completely immersed in the story or the ideas presented.

It made me think, feel, and even smile at times.

The author's writing style was engaging and unique, making it a pleasure to read.

I found myself looking forward to each new paragraph, eager to see what would come next.

Overall, it was a wonderful reading experience that I will remember for a long time.

I would highly recommend this article to others who are looking for something interesting and thought-provoking to read.

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Short review:

In a series that I truly, deeply adored, this stands out as the absolute best book. It's a rare occurrence when the final book in a series shines the brightest, yet that's precisely the case here. Regrettably, you can't simply pick up the last book as a standalone novel and fully grasp its weight.

You can read it as a single volume, but since these books are all narrated by a single character, you won't gain the understanding of the other characters that is so meticulously detailed in the previous installments.

In this book, Charles Ashworth, the original protagonist from the start of the series, embarks on a new phase of his life in the 1960s. He is now the Bishop of Starbridge. His two sons have grown up and are leading their own lives. He and his wife, Lyle, have a better relationship than in most of their married years (and they come to realize that having an empty nest has its advantages).

On the downside, Neville (while the term "enemy" might be too strong, they definitely don't get along) is the Dean of the Cathedral and is somewhat independent of Charles' authority. His spiritual director and friend is growing older and is probably nearing the end of his life. It is precisely at this juncture that his third major life crisis unfolds, and he is completely unprepared to handle it.

I have a much greater affinity for Charles in this book compared to the first. I understand his sense of being lost here more acutely than in the initial installment. It's not so much a break from reality as it is a crisis of faith - not in God per se, but in the way he perceives God and his own role in life.

It's an excellent book.

My full review can be found on my blog at http://bookwi.se/absolute-truths-by-s...

See review of Glittering Images.

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It delves into the unique style and artistic expression employed in Glittering Images, highlighting the ways in which it stands out from other works in the same genre.

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Brilliant!

This simple word holds a world of meaning. It can describe a person's outstanding intelligence, a remarkable achievement, or a moment of pure inspiration.

When we encounter something brilliant, it often leaves us in awe and admiration. It has the power to captivate our attention and激发 our creativity.

A brilliant idea can change the course of history, while a brilliant performance can bring joy and excitement to thousands.

In a world filled with mediocrity, the pursuit of brilliance is what sets the truly exceptional apart. It is a quality that we all strive for, whether in our personal or professional lives.

So, let us celebrate the brilliant minds and achievements that surround us, and continue to reach for the stars in our own quests for excellence.

Rereading the last book in the series presents my final opportunity to reuse the phrase 'clerical bonkbuster'. Although this book isn't truly that, it kind of is simultaneously.

It is a sprawling, technicolour melodrama. The engine driving it consists of the interlocking relationships that are marred by lies and self-deceptions. It is thoroughly enjoyable, especially due to the guaranteed page-turner technique and the theological, philosophical, psychological, and paranormal digressions.

Turning full circle back to the first book enhances the overall sense of irony regarding how the characters relate their stories. This also allows for a satisfying curtain call. (It finishes on page 666. Nice touch.)

Overall, this final installment offers a rich and engaging reading experience that ties up loose ends while still leaving room for thought and reflection. It's a worthy conclusion to the series.

A powerful narrative filled with guilt, immorality, and deception undergoes a remarkable transformation through renewal, redemption, and resurrection. It is truly a captivating story that leaves a lasting impression.

My favorite quote, which I will surely add to my Goodreads Quotes, can be found on page 661. This quote encapsulates the essence of the book and offers profound insights.

I vividly recall finishing this last book and being plunged into deep contemplation. I found myself reflecting on the complex and often contradictory rational and irrational mechanisms that humans employ in an attempt to make sense of their world and the relationships within it.

The book forces us to confront the darker aspects of human nature while also offering hope for transformation and growth. It challenges our assumptions and makes us question the very fabric of our existence.

Overall, it is a thought-provoking and engaging read that I would highly recommend to anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the human condition.

Lots of good insights can be found in this book, at least for me.

From chapter 21 on page 425, there is a quote by Austin Farrer, the Warden of Keble College, Oxford:

"Happy is the man who learns from his own failure. He certainly won't learn from anyone else's." This quote holds a great deal of truth. When we experience failure ourselves, it has a profound impact on us. We are more likely to reflect deeply on what went wrong and how we can improve.

Learning from our own failures allows us to gain valuable lessons that are specific to our own experiences. It helps us to grow and develop as individuals.

On the other hand, while we can listen to the advice and experiences of others, it may not have the same impact as learning from our own mistakes.

We need to take ownership of our failures and use them as opportunities for growth. This way, we can become happier and more successful in life.

This is a truly great book that has captured my attention from the very beginning.

However, as I am getting closer to the end, I find myself in a bit of a dilemma. On one hand, I am eager to know how the story concludes and what awaits the characters.

But on the other hand, I am also reluctant to part ways with this wonderful world that the author has created.

I have become so invested in the plot and the characters that I almost don't want it to end.

Nonetheless, I know that I must finish it and discover the final outcome.

So, even though I am ready to finish this book, I will do so with a sense of both anticipation and sadness.

I am sure that it will leave a lasting impression on me and that I will think about it long after I have turned the last page.

Overall, it has been a remarkable reading experience and I am grateful to have come across this amazing book.

This is a very satisfying read that is rich with spiritual truth.

I, of course, began this series with the last book. The reason for this was that it was the one available as an audiobook from my local library. However, from what I understand, each book in the series can stand alone.

After reading this book, I can see how a second or third read would uncover additional layers. It has truly had an impact on my understanding.

In particular, I shall never look at Romans 8:28 in the same way again. This passage has taken on a whole new meaning for me after reading this book.

Overall, I highly recommend this series to anyone who is interested in exploring spiritual truth and deepening their understanding of the Bible. It is a thought-provoking and inspiring read that will leave you with much to contemplate.