Captain Macedoine's Daughter

by William McFee
Category: "Fiction - Adventure"
Pages:354
Year of Publication:1920
Date Added:02/24/2021
Date Read:05/11/2026
Notes:A long story told by Mr. Spenlove, a ship engineer, about a girl he knew. Her name was Artemisia Macedoine, the daughter of a speculator/conman. She had a dash of Black blood, which made her a laughing stock at school. She was beautiful, and very much wanted to be loved, but when she met Spenlove, she'd gotten pregnant by a man who wanted nothing further to do with her. She let Spenlove know she trusted him and would go with her, but he did nothing about it. When he next met her, she was the mistress of a wealthy man. When he dropped her, she turned again to Spenlove. This time he decided to take her with him, but before they could get away from Greece, she was killed by a random bullet in a small uprising.
My Rating: 4

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Review - Captain Macedoine's Daughter

This book went on and on about fate and love, meandering so much that I never did figure out what the author was trying to say. I could understand individual sentences and paragraphs, but I guess I never cared enough to follow the thread through the entire book. The actual plot wouldn't take more than a good-sized magazine article.
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