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Review: The Watch that Ends the NightUser Review - P - GoodreadsA personality study of 3 people and the times that defined them; Montreal, 1930s depression and two World Wars. It is a haunting book that will stay with me for a long time. The author's writing style is intense yet compassionate. MacLennan is a wonderful story teller. Read full review Review: The Watch That Ends the NightUser Review - Adam - GoodreadsWonderful evocations of that great enchantress Montreal provide the backdrop to a beautifully rendered set of characters, and a warmly and compassionately told story. Hugh MacLennan is undoubtedly one ... Read full review Related books
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