Books matching: judith's trauma
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- #1
Save:All the Truth That's in Me by Julie Berry is a captivating story set in a small Puritan village, following the protagonist Judith, who returns after a mysterious disappearance with her tongue cut out, rendering her unable to speak. The book delves into themes of love, longing, and redemption as Judith navigates her traumatic past and present struggles, all while being silenced by the judgmental and oppressive society around her. Berry's writing style is described as spare yet powerful, allowing readers to unravel the complex backstory and emotional depth of the characters.
- #2
Save:The Wild Hunt by Elizabeth Chadwick is a historical fiction novel set in the late 11th and early 12th century, following the lives and love of Judith and Guy in the Welsh Marches. Guy, a Marcher Lord, is ordered by the King to marry Judith, a young and terrified bride with a traumatic past. As they navigate political squabbling, family secrets, and the looming threat of war, their relationship evolves into a strong and passionate marriage amidst treachery and intrigues of the royal courts.
The book is described as a blend of romance and historical fiction, focusing on the development of the characters, the challenges they face, and the growth of their relationship. The writing style is noted to be competent, with thorough research evident in the depiction of the medieval period, although some opinions mention a lack of polish compared to the author's later works.
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