Download PDF , by Sarah Lark

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File Size: 1744 KB

Print Length: 492 pages

Publisher: Amazon Crossing (May 20, 2014)

Publication Date: May 20, 2014

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B00GS9KMDW

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First I would like to say that the first 2 books of the series were good to very good. This third installment is very slow. The main character Gloria does not elicit any sympathy. She seems like she is a pawn through the whole story being moved around against her will. It is hardly believable that Gwyneria the great Grandmother would send the child to England on the command of one letter from her mother, Kura. Especially when she is happy and safe. They abandoned her for 12 years so lets put her on a boat and send her across the world because she says so. REALLY! Then the Gloria she becomes is like a 3 year old in all matters of life to the age of 20. The very worst thing the book did was after she was sexually abused by maybe 50+ men on her journey home. Uncle Jack (blood relative, his brothers granddaughter) who pretty much became Glorias father figure from the the day she was born to when she was shipped off at 12. The author has Gloria and Jack fall in love. When they were first in the sleeping bag to stay warm I thought isn't that nice she is trusting her Uncle Jack again. Then 20 pages later he kisses her WHAT the ??? Then a few more pages they are thinking about sex and want to get married and not one of the family thinks that is a little off. There is a passage where Jack says its good you grew up in England because if you stayed I would have looked on you as a little sister. Again WHAT? She IS your little niece. you are twice her age. So to sum it up. She is sexually abused by many sailors to be then sexually abused by her UNCLE by blood. Then they all lived happily ever after. The first book in the series I gave 5 stars. It takes a lot for 5 stars from me so I am sad the trilogy ended so poorly

Call of the KIWI Book 3.Gloria was one of the main characters in this book so I am going to concentrate on her. She was one of the younger in the families and she was having a hard time of it when her cousin and mentor, Jack, went off to war. So she decided it was time for her to leave and her first stop was at Queenstown(?) which was a place to stay on her journey to England. There she ran into her cousin who was playing piano and singing at a brothel. The did some catching up and then Gloria continued to England. There she met her parents; her mother was a well known piano player and singer and did opera. Her dad sold vacuum cleaners. She went to her mother's opera with her dad and it was spectacular. And she stayed a number of days there but knew she could not travel on with them. She gave them a hasty goodbye when it was time for her to leave to catch her ship back to New Zealand. Gloria was the only woman on the ship, It as a big eye-opener as to what she would be doing. But she had no money and she did want to get back to New Zealand. Gloria went through many changes on her trip. She wasn't the same girl at all. Fluffy

I waited impatiently for this third book to be released, having already read the previous two and loving the family and story!! I have to admit the start was a little slow for me because I had a hard time remembering who was who. I googled for a quick synopsis of the old books to refresh my memory, and then was off like a horse out of the gate!! I read the entire book in one long car trip. I had only a few pages left when we pulled back home in the driveway and was so eager to finish, I came inside to immediately finish before doing anything else. Through these 3 wonderful books it was amazing to become attached to this story coming from England, starting anew in New Zealand, travels around that area of the world, and then full circle back to England. I loved following multiple generations of this family and their friends/enemies. I think this third book was a completion of the story. I was hesitant that it would leave me feeling heartsick and missing the family and story, but I do think it ended nicely. I'm not left with nagging questions or frustrated with its end, which I'm happy about. I have passed the books onto my mom because it's a lengthy, but worthwhile read.

Sarah Lark's third volume in the Land of the Long White Cloud series, "Call of the Kiwi," is as well-researched and beautifully crafted as the two previous volumes. Although I did find a couple of typos that escaped editing and proof reading there is absolutely NOTHING else negative to possibly say about this wonderfully "good story." Lark's skill in character and plot development is without peer. Throughout the three volumes the numerous characters all remain true to themselves and their experiences. There are no contradictions or confusion in the multiple storylines that thread through the volumes. Although best appreciated as a trilogy, each volume can actually stand alone. Lark deftly weaves in the necessary back story as each storyline unfolds: a remarkably well done task! Equally impressive is her swing between the native Maori culture and that of the European immigrants who settled and developed New Zealand. Again, the thoroughness of Lark's research shows in the explicit details of the Maori culture and history. What a thoroughly enlightening and satisfying read Lark provides and not one of the 471 pages is superfluous! This book kept me reading for nine straight hours, and even though I still was not ready for the story to end, Lark successfully brought satisfying closure to the entire saga. What a wonderful book to read and to share!

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