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- Listening Length: 8 hours and 5 minutes
- Program Type: Audiobook
- Version: Unabridged
- Publisher: AudioGO Ltd.
- Audible Release Date: 15 July 2005
- Language: English
- ASIN: B002SQ4KQ4
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When Martin Trent rings home to announce his return from an assignment as a tour guide in Venice, Susan is filled with fear, a fear based on what has happened before, and her dread of further violence. Why does Susan put up with Martin's treatment? Though neighbours suspect what is going on, Susan covers her bruises with make-up and pretends that nothing is wrong and, despite everything, she loves Martin. But what is the truth about the relationship between Susan and Martin?
©2001 Margaret Yorke; (P)2002 Chivers Audio Books
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Excellent domestic tragedy
21 Jan 2006
Format:Hardcover
Margaret Yorke often writes of the aftermath of crime. Here, an old crime, and a new one, consume several families. The characters are well drawn, familiar, and many will recognize these situations that often turn tragic. Most poignantly, an indulgent parent, who later is at the mercy of a tyrant that she helped create.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
simmering psychological suspense
24 Nov 2002
Format:Hardcover
The pace in the village of Bishop St. Leon may be a bit slower, but the townsfolk have their share of dark secrets that are not as concealed as the holder would prefer. For instance, Martin Trent has returned from the continent to do what he does best physically and mentally abuse his mother Susan, who in turn tries to hide her fear and bruises though everyone can see both. Others have their own nasties to torture their soul.
Into this pleasant mix arrives enigmatic Adam Wilson, who lifts a few everyday at the pub as he gathers information about the locals. No one including his flatmate, DI Roger Morris, suspect that Adam pays full attention to what is going on around him as he learns much about the townsfolk. However, soon Adam will have what he needs to accomplish his arcane quest.
If the reader seeks non-stop action they need to go elsewhere. However, those fans of slowly simmering psychological suspense will gain much pleasure from CAUSE FOR CONCERN. The story line portrays an overall negative outlook from the villagers, as dysfunctional relationships seem everywhere. The depressing perspective turns darker as Adam aided by nature uncovers an interred secret that will send the unhealthy over the edge. Though deliberate in development, Margaret Yorke provides a cerebral look at crime that readers of a more leisurely paced thriller will enjoy.
Harriet Klausner
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
blurb was better than the book
7 Oct 2003
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
I have read almost all of Margaret Yorke's books and must say that this one and her previous one were disappointing. It is true that her style is slower than other writers of the genre, but these two books were particularly slow and the plot was too obvious. I prefer her books where she keeps you guessing and then something other than the obvious occurs.
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