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I read A Wedding Night, the second book of Adalet Ağaoğlu's Dar Zamanlar series.
The opening sentence of the book: "If we are not going to commit suicide, let's drink at least."
Half of the first book took place in the hotel room where Aysel lay dying. We were reading what was going on in his mind, it was amazing.
The second book tells about the night of a wedding, that is, the books tell the story of what happened in a short time.
(Tough Times)
A Wedding Night is a tiring, somewhat confusing book. The reason for this is the large number of characters.
I got pretty tired wondering who is telling, who is thinking, who are the people coming to the wedding.
However, the fact that it was a period book, reflected the period, analyzed the people mentioned, and did all of this in a limited time made me feel that I was reading a very successful novel.
As a result, it was a bumpy read like every book in a series, it didn't leave the same impression as the first book, but I loved it.
Next is No, waiting on my bookshelf to be read in November.
