Not only that, but the story contains chapters from the point of view of each of the three character’s eyes.
To dive into the story itself, the book switches from two characters in 1791 to another main character in the present day. The apothecary was not only for hurting others, so if a woman had a simple illness that could be cured they would also go to the shop and receive medicine to feel better. Women from all social statuses would visit the apothecary and purchase poison to kill men in their lives who did them wrong. The book follows an apothecary that was in business in London during 1791 and was dispensing poisons. “The Lost Apothecary” by Sarah Penner is a special book with a storyline that had me completely hooked until the very end. Being as it is, it is truly a special thing to find a book that really sticks with me that makes me want to share it with every avid reader I know. However, I can not always say that I absolutely adore every single book I read. I am not the first to say I have read my fair share of books.
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