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- Berengaria
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Madeleine,what do you think of The Haunting so far? Can't wait for Susan Hill's next Simon Serailler book!
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- Madeleine
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- Preferred HF: Plantagenets, Victorian, crime, dual time-frame
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[quote=""Berengaria""]Madeleine,what do you think of The Haunting so far? Can't wait for Susan Hill's next Simon Serailler book![/quote]
I've almost finished The Haunting - about another 12 pages to go - and it's OK, very gentle but a bit predictable and the ghost story is only a small part of it. Some of the dialogue doesn't quite ring true either, characters vary from talking in country dialect, to very modern dialogue, and then occasionally even like Yoda! But it's OK if you want something very gentle.
I've almost finished The Haunting - about another 12 pages to go - and it's OK, very gentle but a bit predictable and the ghost story is only a small part of it. Some of the dialogue doesn't quite ring true either, characters vary from talking in country dialect, to very modern dialogue, and then occasionally even like Yoda! But it's OK if you want something very gentle.
Currently reading "The Girl in the Painting" by Kirsty Ferry
- Madeleine
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I've just ordered:
Time's Echo by Pamela Hartshorne (dual time frame set in York, about witches)
Witch Hunt by Syd Moore (also dual time frame, and also about witches, but in Essex)
Carnival of the Dead by David Hewson (modern Venice but with a historical slant)
Time's Echo by Pamela Hartshorne (dual time frame set in York, about witches)
Witch Hunt by Syd Moore (also dual time frame, and also about witches, but in Essex)
Carnival of the Dead by David Hewson (modern Venice but with a historical slant)
Currently reading "The Girl in the Painting" by Kirsty Ferry
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