I read this book in one sitting. Its such a wonderful story and the characters really seem alive. Her writing is just so fluid and beautiful, it was a pleasure to read. The story was so unique as well. This characters made me laugh particuarly the character of Monty who is strong and knows what she wants and she is not be afraid to throw something at the head of any man who gets a little fresh, namely Captain Foxley.
Since there is not proper blurb for this book I will provide one here:
Monty and Ada are old friends. They worked together on the frontline in Belgium, where Monty was a nurse and Ada drove ambulances - like the devil. And now, Bleakly Hall hydropathic has brought them together again.
Monty has just arrived to look after the gouty residents - there to take the Hall's currative waters via nozzle, douche and jet - and Ada is the maid and driver. For all those at Bleakly, the end of the Great War has brought changes. Not all of them good.
Monty has a score to settle with the elusive Captain Foxley; Ada misses her wartime sense of purpose; the Blackwood brothers must reinvigorate Bleakly for a new era; Foxley has his own particular ways at keeping his ghosts at bay. But with the crumbling, rumbling hydropathic threatening to blow its top, what will become of those thrown togther in its bilous embrace?