I had to take a break from the 50 Shades of Grey series. Her writting style started to get to me. I knew 50 Shades is dark and tortured. Stopped telling me this every paragraph!! You are torturing me!!!
Ya, so I was a little frustrated and I couldn't get into the third book at all. A co-worker gave me The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton a while back so I decided to start it. Let me tell ya, I could not put it down! The plot captured me in the very first chapter.
Here is a summary from Amazon:
In 1913 London, a little girl plays hide-and-seek on the deck of a ship
while waiting for the woman who left her there to return. But as
darkness comes, the girl is still alone when the ship pulls out from the
dock and steams away on a long, grueling journey to Australia. There,
the dock master and his wife take in the small castaway who is carrying
nothing but a child’s white suitcase containing a few clothes and a book
of fairytales. They name her Nell and raise her as their own. It’s not
until her twenty-first birthday that they tell her the truth. Nell
returns to England in search of her identity and that of the mysterious
woman who abandoned her. Her quest is not fulfilled until after her
death, when her granddaughter, Cassandra, travels to a cottage on the
cliffs of Cornwall and discovers the secrets of its forgotten garden.
A tale of outer and inner journeys, and an homage to the power of storytelling, The Forgotten Garden is filled with remarkable characters who weave their way through its intricate plot to astounding effect.
Great book!! A must read!!
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