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# Julian Fellowes's Belgravia

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## Customer Reviews

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    IS BLOOD THICKER THAN WATER?...
  

*by L***U on Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2018*

I am a fan of Downton Abbey and since the writer of Downton Abbey wrote this book, I was not disappointed. It was a pleasant, enjoyable reading experience. The beginning of the book focuses on a pivotal moment in time, the eve of the battle of Waterloo. The cream of British society were gathered at a ball given by the Duchess of Richmond. For some, that evening would change their lives forever, but only twenty-five years would some of those changes come full circle, up against the societal taboo of those of high society mixing in any intimate way with those nouveau riche  whose pedigree is tinged by the stigma of trade. Therein lies the rub.The book presents a parade of characters that will both delight and dismay the reader, as the characters confront and attempt to work through the situation with which they have been confronted. The question is whether blood is thicker than water? Read this well-written and enjoyable book to  find out. Those who enjoy period dramas are sure to love it.

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    A Novel that Sounds Like a Script
  

*by E***K on Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2018*

I had high expectation for this book because it is, after all, a work by Julian Fellowes, than whom there is hardly a more stellar Hollywood personality. And that's the problem. Fellowes is better off sticking to script writing. This book will be beyond wonderful if it's ever filmed and made available as a series on Public Television. But the writing is very like a script -- moving gracefully and rapidly from scene to scene in much the fashion of Downton Abbey, which I adored.  The plot reveals all sorts of odd twists and turns, but the reader is left without the depth and character of, for example, the Forsythe Saga. I never felt that I was reading about real people with real problems. Nevertheless, I believe that, as he did with Gosford Park and Downton Abbey, Fellowes will convert this tome into a spectacular dramatic series, and at that point I'll be all ears.

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    Quick quality fix for british period chick lit
  

*by P***L on Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2017*

When I discovered the novels of Julian Fellowes on kindle I bought them all. I enjoyed Snobs and Past Imperfect and Belgravia was a relaxed read because by now, I knew what would follow. Belgravia is set in the 1800s and starts with the battle of Waterloo. A young peer meets a beautiful non-titled but rich girl in Belgium where her father is a supplier to the British Army. They fall in love, have a child, die young and the child is raised without knowledge of his background and turns out to be a prime example of solid British manhood. When both sets of grandparents discover him, rather than acknowledging him and setting right what is wrong, they maintain their positions and image in society even though it pains them. Julian Fellowes describes people who are unable to function without the constraints of polite society, class and position. I would have scoffed at all his novels had I not been living in Calcutta and not met, know, work and be friends with people who behave in an identical manner. Where club memberships and polite society matters more than your actual relationships and feelings. Where people can go to any lengths and scale and levels of decency just to climb socially. The book ends happily. Which is what you need to know if you want to immerse yourself in British period class struggles, and still want a happy ending.

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