Well, what an interesting set of characters. The book is titled Eric, who is one of a set of quintuplets, but this book is so much more than just Eric and Ginny's story. The quintuplets are richly written with distinct personalities - as you would expect in a family of five. I particularly liked the way Ms Kaye portrayed Eric's brother, Coulton - a young man with a complex personality who comes across as a bit of a naughty boy initially, but he certainly has a story to tell.
The other character I keep thinking about is Cris, one of the farm workers. I guess I'll have to read Daveigh's story next to see what happens with the two of them.
The pace throughout the book is hectic, but that is how it should be when you are dealing with so many complex characters all living in the same house. And with those young adults being the same age, sometimes sparks fly, especially between the boys. I found the authors portrayal of family life spot on.
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FunnyPeculiarRach
A must read if you like family sagas
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 6, 2019
LOX
Not for me couldn't connect with characters
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 3, 2020