There is nothing more satisfying than reading a book while sipping a hot cup of tea.
War Veteran Richard Haldman, is down and almost out. He has survived the war but is finding it difficult to get a job in London. His country estate, which he hoped to manage, is lost due to debts and certain dubious investments of his father. His study of the law had been interrupted by the … Continue reading #HYH25 #1925Club #ClassicsClub: The Threshold of Fear by Arthur J. Rees
Living on the moors, the Woodrows are a strange family. The paterfamilias feels a great wrong was done to him by the world when his father was hanged for being a traitor during WWI. With his wife, he tries to prove his father's innocence but when all their efforts come to naught, he withdraws from … Continue reading Mass Murder: The Survivors by Anne Edwards (1968)
It is the start of another Reading Club: a bi-annual even hosted by Simon @ Stuck in a Book and Karen @ Kaggsy's Bookish Ramblings. The year this time is 1962 and I am happy to state that I have a few books of that year on my shelves, some of them, in fact, on … Continue reading #1962 Club: Whistle for the Crows by Dorothy Eden
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