Atlas: The Story Of Pa Salt has been one of my most anticipated reads for 2023. The series has been exceptional, with perfectly created characters, and a real sense of place, as we travelled the globe with the seven sisters looking for answers to their individual origins. Sadly Lucinda Riley passed away two years ago leaving The Seven Sisters series unfinished but her son, Harry Whittaker, has stepped in and finished the book as Lucinda wished. Atlas like the rest of the books in the saga is an unique story that made for a spellbinding read. It’s the most incredible ending to a stunning saga.
There’s a lot of reviews that suggest which bits Harry wrote, but you know what? I really don’t care! The writing is flawless, the surprises that are revealed are stunning, and the writing is seamless. It’s not often a book reduces me to tears, but I found Atlas such an emotive read, that I admit I shed a tear or two. Throughout the series each sister has had a distinctive voice, their individual stories are so rich in detail that I have come to love and respect each one of the Sisters. Pa Salt's story is wonderfully told, and as the layers of his tragic life are slowly peeled away the readers comes to realise what motivated him to adopt his seven daughters.
Each book in the series has added to the mystery of who is Pa Salt? For every truth revealed in Atlas, another question emerges. But now that I know pa’s incredible story I feel Lucinda Riley and Harry Whittaker have tied up all the loose ends perfectly. As I reached the end of this book I was so emotionally invested I felt bereft as I prepared myself to say ‘goodbye’ to the D'Aplièse sisters and Pa Salt. This book has been such a heart-wrenching, uplifting and utterly enthralling read I absolutely adored it. Atlas has to be one of my most memorable reads of 2023. Highly recommended.
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The most incredible ending to a stunning series
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 May 2023
Atlas: The Story Of Pa Salt has been one of my most anticipated reads for 2023. The series has been exceptional, with perfectly created characters, and a real sense of place, as we travelled the globe with the seven sisters looking for answers to their individual origins. Sadly Lucinda Riley passed away two years ago leaving The Seven Sisters series unfinished but her son, Harry Whittaker, has stepped in and finished the book as Lucinda wished. Atlas like the rest of the books in the saga is an unique story that made for a spellbinding read. It’s the most incredible ending to a stunning saga.There’s a lot of reviews that suggest which bits Harry wrote, but you know what? I really don’t care! The writing is flawless, the surprises that are revealed are stunning, and the writing is seamless. It’s not often a book reduces me to tears, but I found Atlas such an emotive read, that I admit I shed a tear or two. Throughout the series each sister has had a distinctive voice, their individual stories are so rich in detail that I have come to love and respect each one of the Sisters. Pa Salt's story is wonderfully told, and as the layers of his tragic life are slowly peeled away the readers comes to realise what motivated him to adopt his seven daughters.Each book in the series has added to the mystery of who is Pa Salt? For every truth revealed in Atlas, another question emerges. But now that I know pa’s incredible story I feel Lucinda Riley and Harry Whittaker have tied up all the loose ends perfectly. As I reached the end of this book I was so emotionally invested I felt bereft as I prepared myself to say ‘goodbye’ to the D'Aplièse sisters and Pa Salt. This book has been such a heart-wrenching, uplifting and utterly enthralling read I absolutely adored it. Atlas has to be one of my most memorable reads of 2023. Highly recommended.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 May 2023
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 28 May 2023
There’s a lot of reviews that suggest which bits Harry wrote, but you know what? I really don’t care! The writing is flawless, the surprises that are revealed are stunning, and the writing is seamless. It’s not often a book reduces me to tears, but I found Atlas such an emotive read, that I admit I shed a tear or two. Throughout the series each sister has had a distinctive voice, their individual stories are so rich in detail that I have come to love and respect each one of the Sisters. Pa Salt's story is wonderfully told, and as the layers of his tragic life are slowly peeled away the readers comes to realise what motivated him to adopt his seven daughters.
Each book in the series has added to the mystery of who is Pa Salt? For every truth revealed in Atlas, another question emerges. But now that I know pa’s incredible story I feel Lucinda Riley and Harry Whittaker have tied up all the loose ends perfectly. As I reached the end of this book I was so emotionally invested I felt bereft as I prepared myself to say ‘goodbye’ to the D'Aplièse sisters and Pa Salt. This book has been such a heart-wrenching, uplifting and utterly enthralling read I absolutely adored it. Atlas has to be one of my most memorable reads of 2023. Highly recommended.
The most incredible ending to a stunning series
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 28 May 2023
Atlas: The Story Of Pa Salt has been one of my most anticipated reads for 2023. The series has been exceptional, with perfectly created characters, and a real sense of place, as we travelled the globe with the seven sisters looking for answers to their individual origins. Sadly Lucinda Riley passed away two years ago leaving The Seven Sisters series unfinished but her son, Harry Whittaker, has stepped in and finished the book as Lucinda wished. Atlas like the rest of the books in the saga is an unique story that made for a spellbinding read. It’s the most incredible ending to a stunning saga.Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 28 May 2023
There’s a lot of reviews that suggest which bits Harry wrote, but you know what? I really don’t care! The writing is flawless, the surprises that are revealed are stunning, and the writing is seamless. It’s not often a book reduces me to tears, but I found Atlas such an emotive read, that I admit I shed a tear or two. Throughout the series each sister has had a distinctive voice, their individual stories are so rich in detail that I have come to love and respect each one of the Sisters. Pa Salt's story is wonderfully told, and as the layers of his tragic life are slowly peeled away the readers comes to realise what motivated him to adopt his seven daughters.
Each book in the series has added to the mystery of who is Pa Salt? For every truth revealed in Atlas, another question emerges. But now that I know pa’s incredible story I feel Lucinda Riley and Harry Whittaker have tied up all the loose ends perfectly. As I reached the end of this book I was so emotionally invested I felt bereft as I prepared myself to say ‘goodbye’ to the D'Aplièse sisters and Pa Salt. This book has been such a heart-wrenching, uplifting and utterly enthralling read I absolutely adored it. Atlas has to be one of my most memorable reads of 2023. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 28 May 2023
I have just finished the final book, Atlas, The Story of Pa Salt, in this excellent series of the Seven Sisters…. it was so well written, unable to tell which parts were written by Lucinda and which by her talented son, Harry…. The book tied up all the loose ends and also brought together all the Seven Sisters books beautifully. I have absolutely loved losing myself in these books and the final book did not disappoint in having that same effect, I am just disappointed the story has now finished, I wanted the book to keep on and on giving, I devoured Atlas, the Story of Pa Salt over a few days, I wanted to make it last and savour it but the story was so compelling I couldn’t put it down .. highly recommend, excellent book (s).
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