Joanna Trollope's Second Honeymoon was good in the end, even though I had read it before. This author always highlights contemporary dilemmas (but in a readable way) and in this one the ends were all tied up in a satisfactory way.
Looking about for something to read next, I came across The Mist in the Mirror by Susan Hill. I had read this before too, but as it was sitting on my own bookshelf that was hardly a surprise! I settled down to read it with anticipation as I do like an atmospheric ghost story at this time of year. Susan Hill is a very skillful writer especially when it comes to setting the scene, and she has a very delicate touch with character and also conclusions which are not too-definitely stated. This made me think a bit of The Turn of the Screw by Henry James, so I must look that out too. If you want to curl up in the warm while the weather does its worst outdoors, then The Mist in the Mirror would be a good choice to read.
Day 56; Book 54
Feral kitten rejected by his cat colony gets rescued and travels 700 miles
to his new forever home
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Ray started out as the kitten nobody in the colony wanted around, but he
was about to find someone who absolutely did.
Ray didn't exactly get the warmest w...
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oh I am looking out for the Woman in Black by Susan Hill, it sounds very good.
ReplyDeleteAm sorry to say Agatha Raisin didn't really appeal to me a bit too tame to keep me focused.
(Blush)
Ally xxxx
You might be too young for Agatha Raisin, Ally! It probably appeals more to the more-mature lady!
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