Lawrence Durrell

After the war Irish emigre Darley becomes involved with Clea, a bisexual artist

Clea

Welcome to the least favourite story of mine within the series. I began the journey into the final book, brimming with anticipation, particularly since Clea, a character whose depths I yearned to explore, took center stage. Unfortunately, within this narrative, numerous elusive connections emerged, ultimately leading to a sense of disinterest.

Throughout the narrative, one thing that I do appreciate is the author's decision to grant Pombal a chance to exist as a fully realized character, with a life of his own rather than merely serving as an observer of others' experiences.

Bilge Ince

Welcome to the least favourite story of mine within the series. I began the journey into the final book, brimming with anticipation, particularly since Clea, a character whose depths I yearned to explore, took center stage. Unfortunately, within this narrative, numerous elusive connections emerged, ultimately leading to a sense of disinterest.

Throughout the narrative, one thing that I do appreciate is the author's decision to grant Pombal a chance to exist as a fully realized character, with a life of his own rather than merely serving as an observer of others' experiences.

Clea

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