I picked this up at our local transfer station with every intention of reading it. I've been of fan of this author's mother, Rosamunde Pilcher, for quite some time and this seemed to be of the same "flavor". Alas, I've picked it up a couple times and never stuck with it. I don't know if it's the book's fault, or whether I'm just "stuck" in the mystery/thriller camp for the time being. Anyway, I'm feeling guilty that this particular book may sit for years without being appreciated. So, I think I will release this book "in the wild" to find a proper audience. I'd love to know what this copy's next reader thinks - maybe I'll regret letting this one go :)

Left this book in a basket of magazines in the waiting room. May the finder enjoy!

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