The Moonspinners
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Average rating3.5
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Ratings4
Average rating3.5
Young, beautiful, and adventurous Nicola Ferris loves her life as a secretary at the British Embassy on the lush island of Crete. Then on her day off, she links up with two hiking companions who have inadvertently stumbled upon a scene of blood vengeance. And suddenly the life Nicola adores is in danger of coming to an abrupt, brutal, and terrifying end . .
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It was a fun read, and refreshingly, the movie was quite different, so the suspense and plot was fresh. I'd say the movie was generally more enjoyable, but I did like how this Nicola had much more agency and was far pluckier than Hayley Mills' Nikki, if not quite as charming. I did much prefer the book Mark though. Less of a jerk.
Still, if you had to pick one, I'd go with the movie.
I'm unaware if this book was written as an abridged version but whatever the case, I found it highly disappointing. The plot line was interesting but the way it was conveyed wasn't really convincing with jumps and conclusions that I as a reader couldn't really appreciate.
It's a quick read, however and may help learners' of English language.
