Hi K., and others who have read The Feast of all Saints. Well, I started it over now. I think I stopped reading it because I was so interested in Marcels following Juliet, that when Richard appeared, and the book started talking about him, I put it down. Now, I have picked it up again, skipped the part about Richard, and got right back to Marcel's personal encounter with Juliet. Should I have skipped Richard?? Does this small but possible important (I don't know) part of the book, lead to something I should know later down the line? I'm on page 50.

Oh yeah, this post is not intended for anyone to skip any part of any book, it's just working for me right now, but, it may not be the best thing to do.

Dena