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An absorbing read about the challenge of facing your past and bearing new responsibilities' WOMAN ('A pleasing family saga with just enough twists to keep you guessing' CHOICE )
A MATTER OF TRUST is reminiscent of the rich family sagas I read in my youth: finely drawn characters, an authentic setting, dramatic conflicts, and a thread of suspense that keeps the reader guessing. Mr. Pilcher writes with a light touch, effortlessly
A MATTER OF TRUST is reminiscent of the rich family sagas I read in my youth: finely drawn characters, an authentic setting, dramatic conflicts, and a thread of suspense that keeps the reader guessing. Mr. Pilcher writes with a light touch, effortlessly
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Robin Pilcher excels at weaving stories full of heart, warmth and family drama
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This isn't a review, just rather frustrated as I've just bought The Long Way Home, and found out I've already got it under the title, A Matter of Trust. I've got a lot of books, with lots in the 'still to read' pile, so can't always remember the details of all of them. Bit of a swizz when publishers change titles.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
From the opening chapter set in central Scotland in which Claire is brusquely dumped by her (boy)friend I was drawn into this story and its gradually unfolding mysteries. As the plot twists and turns Pilcher heightens the drama by moving backwards and forwards in time. That all will be resolved eventually is not in doubt, but we are kept guessing right up to the last as to how this can be done. A very enjoyable book which like a delicious salad leaves one nicely satisfied.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Robin Pilcher has that knack of writing in a way with which we can all identify. A Matter of Trust is one of those books which, whilst reading, becomes a friend; it is indeed a sadness to finish a book which gives so much pleasure. Highly recommended.
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Superb Page Turner
Have read all of Robin Pilcher's books and this one like the others is a brilliant read, nice little twists and turns, Just perfect.
Published 4 months ago by Fiferman
The long way home
excellent book a very good read and having read all his books enjoyable interesting and down to earth Robin Pilchard is
a good story teller
a good story teller
Published 9 months ago by teddee
A Matter of Trust/The Long Way Home
My partner Ruth has read Robin Pilcher's "A Matter of Trust", and I understand she enjoyed it very much. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Howard
A Matter of Trust
I really enjoyed 'A Matter of Trust' and had read all the other RP books; Robin's books are great with their 'no wrecks and nobody drowned' appeal. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Peter Derbyshire
Jans Nightime Reading
My Wife Loves This Book and finds it difficult to put down.Sorry nothing much to say except She does Love this Book.
Published 12 months ago by Mr. D. J. Harley
Middle of the Road
Claire returns to her childhood home in Alloa, Scotland where her step father, Leo has grown rather frail and he may well be in the first stages of dementia. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Joanne D'Arcy
Robin Pilcher at his best
I have read all Robin Pilcher's books and A Matter of Trust is an excellent read, but his first book An Ocean Apart is by far his best work
Published 15 months ago by Mrs. Margaret Campbell Grier
Not his best book
I had looked forward to reading this as I had loved his previous books. Was disappointed with the plot as the outcome seemed very obvious from the start and the action only really... Read more
Published 17 months ago by HAC
disappointing
This is the first book of Robin Pilcher that I have read. The standard of writing is not a patch on his mother's. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Mrs. Lorna J. Marshall
Enjoyable read
I really enjoyed the storyline and, unlike the previous reviewer, felt the storyline journey to be delightful and well written. Read more
Published on 11 April 2010 by Emma Book Lover
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