Official Review: When a conscience knocks

[MeganDJ]

Wow, this novel truly gives the best of everything. A budding romance in the midst of historical events, international relations and wars, while later on experiencing the emotional turmoil of the illness of a loved one. Sign me up! Thank you for your detailed and thorough review. Happy reading

[Rodel Barnachea]

I am not put off by conversational language or sentence fragments, but I find the book a little uninteresting for my taste. Great review, though!

[Teele]

Interesting plot. Nice review.

[Lisbeth Neverland]

I am more attracted to the psychological discourse. Thank you for your descritive review.

Yeah, me too

[Magnify3]

I feel for Alzheimer's patients, their families and care givers. This does sound like an interesting book. Thanks and great job on this review!

[Maria Esposito]

I like stream-of-consciousness style, it makes me feel closer to the characters. I also liked that the plotline intertwines with the historical events taking place in Iran. Great review!

[Tinza_1245]

Well written review, it would be interesting to check it out , sounds educational

[Damis Seres Rodriguez]

I love character-driven stories. Thanks for the review!

[Zainabreadsnow]

Oh this sounds so intriguing! Very excited to dive into this. Thank you for the review!

[Dominik_G]

It indeed sounds like When a conscience knocks blends two very different points of view, and I wonder how they work as a whole, cohesive novel. For one, the stream of consciousness style narrative is definitely a plus for me. Thank you for your insightful review!

[Tablito]

Juan Miguel suffering from Alzheimer's must have affected the wife, Jenny.

[Hina Mudassar]

This noval is good but i lost my interest after some time. Well its good to say that, this noval is not my type...

[Pearl Akpan]

I love the diversity and blend of history, arts and even politics. Thanks for a very informed review.

[Ify_Reviewer]

May not be something I would like to read. But I enjoyed your review. Nice job

[dianaterrado]

"Readers who dislike stream-of-consciousness in literature might be put off by the novel's style, which makes heavy use of sentence fragments and conversational language"

- I don't think this book is for me unfortunately.