It's really interesting for finding out more about how the lower classes lived in the 19th century. And also interesting to see how much we actually know about these women considering it's been so long ago
@@BemuzedBookworm Yes that is so interesting because indeed most stories we see the pov of how the rich people lived. And I also love the idea that its more about the victims.
So I was planning on reading Hayes’ “G.E.” series in chronological order rather than recommended order, but you have the unique perspective of “all at once” order. I await your final decision on the ‘correct’ reading order for these, from the three options mentioned here 🤓 Are these your first reads of Hayes’ works or have you tried other sets of his books? You can probably gather this is the set from your TBR Cart where my interest is greatest. (2/2)
These are my first Rob J. Hayes, but I'll definitely try others afterwards because I do like his writing. Maybe I have to completely finish all three full trilogies before giving my verdict :p
I have some Devin Madson, though not this 🐉 one. Oddly enough I just watched The Shades of Orange channel reference this ”Between Dragons and their Wrath” book too. (1/2)
This was great for context for the vlogs. :)
Haha yeah in the vlogs I'm always forgetting to talk about what the books are about and to figure out how much to talk about since I'm reading so many
I've been wanting to read The Five for a while as well. Hope the library hold is shorter now, because lots of people have already read it.🧡
It's really interesting for finding out more about how the lower classes lived in the 19th century. And also interesting to see how much we actually know about these women considering it's been so long ago
@@BemuzedBookworm Yes that is so interesting because indeed most stories we see the pov of how the rich people lived. And I also love the idea that its more about the victims.
@@judithcakelover yes there is hardly even a mention of Jack the Ripper in the majority of the book
So I was planning on reading Hayes’ “G.E.” series in chronological order rather than recommended order, but you have the unique perspective of “all at once” order. I await your final decision on the ‘correct’ reading order for these, from the three options mentioned here 🤓 Are these your first reads of Hayes’ works or have you tried other sets of his books? You can probably gather this is the set from your TBR Cart where my interest is greatest. (2/2)
These are my first Rob J. Hayes, but I'll definitely try others afterwards because I do like his writing.
Maybe I have to completely finish all three full trilogies before giving my verdict :p
I have some Devin Madson, though not this 🐉 one. Oddly enough I just watched The Shades of Orange channel reference this ”Between Dragons and their Wrath” book too. (1/2)
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