Picked up from my office bookshelf. This is an intensely written novel set in a village in Derbyshire, England, that isolated itself from the rest of the country when the Plague reached it in 1665. It is very readable and atmospheric, though I did think some of the sub plots toward the end were unnecessary.

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On the bookshelves downstairs.

Hi and welcome if you''re new to Bookcrossing. I hope you enjoy the book you''ve found and look forward to reading what you thought about it. Once you''ve read it, its up to you what you do with it, you can keep it, pass it on to a friend or leave it in public for someone else to find!

found it in the always sunday cafe.
i didn't read it through i must confess, but that's more because it's not really my thing. but i find it well written.

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in the TV/Internet room on the shelf

I was in edinburgh on during my trip though europe waiting to use the computer ...when i saw a book shelf, well to my surprise, when i opened it i saw the bookcrossing sticker...i have heard of bookcrossing, but didnt know much about it. my travelling buddy has givin out a few books but has never actually picked up a bookcrossing book. so i thought i was pretty lucky. So when i finish it, i will give it to a book exchange somewhere in the general area of Calgary, Canada where i live.

CAUGHT IN EDINBURGH SCOTLAND UK