The Key: The most gripping, heartbreaking novel of World War Two historical fiction from the global bestselling author of The Memory Box

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Discover our decadent range of goblets and tankards inspired by our Historic Royal Palaces. The perfect gift for a medieval fan our goblets are made in a selection of leathers, glass and pewter. I feel really bad for Ethan. He doesn't deserve his ending. The author may have felt that she needed to make someone's ending unhappy so that the end doesn't sound too happy and cheesy. Ethan's ending was too forced and unfair.

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And to the final point - I really feel like Curley let me down with Rochelle. Her character had so much potential just to die in the end. Also, for all the things Ethan did, how truly good he was, to be cheated in the end with Rochelle's death was just irritating. Everyone BUT Ethan gets a happy ending. And why didn't anyone EVER make an attempt to befriend Rochelle earlier? The ending also felt forced to me. Like Curley had to go that route to fulfill her own prophecy that the group is so tied to. Not that I think everyone should have a happy ending and that having Arkarian with Isabel, Matt with Neriah AND Ethan with Rochelle would have likely been a little too happy - I just wish it had ended a little happier. I to wszechobecne nagradzanie niesubordynacji!!! Na to zabrakło mi nawet słów komentarza, nawet mój sarkazm wysiadł. Dartrix can’t be in the world because magic might be used by the goddess and yet Matt has magic and is fine? Oh and she already had a Mage? You both did brilliantly,' says Bridget. She puts one hand to my forehead and the other to my wrist.Overal om me heen heerst duisternis, niet alleen in de lucht, maar ook in het water, in mijn hart en in mijn hoofd. Ik voel ook verdriet. Ik heb altijd verdriet gevoeld." Ethan’s power of illusion is never explained and can be anything for the plot. It’s an illusion that is real…so not an illusion then?

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Rhiannon arrives that day, earlier than planned. She's rude and bratty. She goes off to a sleepover at her friend's house. When she comes home, she's drunk. A Designated collection of national and international importance, cared for by Historic Royal Palaces. The funeral: The whole chapter would have taken place in Athens where they bury the immortals (and Rochelle). Dartemis, the third of the immortal twins, would finally come out of hiding for this. As the mystery deepens, there are a lot of intriguing elements that get put into the story. Some are fairly typical like creepy attics and disembodied footsteps, but I thought the garden of poisonous plants was a particularly creative touch that I haven’t encountered before, or at least not that I can remember. I wasn't attached to any of the new characters. I remember reading the first two books and I really liked Ethan and Isabel. I felt like the author did not effectively make an in depth characterization of Dillon, Neriah, Rochelle and Matt. I didn't Identify with Matt and Rochelle even though they were the main narrators of the book.

It's 2006, and Sarah is researching the now derelict asylum that housed mental health patients in the late 50's. While exploring the abandoned building, she discovers suitcases belonging to former residents and is drawn to one in particular that contains details of a terrible secret. As her enquiries continue, she starts to unwrap a haunting story from the past.