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'Gillian Linscott writes like a rewarding angel'
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Gillian Linscott's The Garden is a compelling and beautiful tale of the history of a garden. In the early C20th a landscape gardener falls in love with a wealthy married woman and sets about creating a stunning garden for her. Many years later a couple move into the Edwardian property on the Welsh borders and start restoring its dilapidated garden. During their work they make a macabre discovery and the true history of their garden is revealed.
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Format:Hardcover
Gillian Linscott always writes well - but this is a 'one off' which has given her a chance to explore new territory. 'The Garden' of the title is first constructed in 1907, and is the connecting element in a story which brings us to the present day.
Many memorable characters, each with suspicions of the others, and their own secrets, come together and are separated in a complex dance.
The mood is one of sadness and misunderstanding, relieved by the beauty and serenity of the garden. Against a background of the First World War and subsequent labour trouble in the South Wales mines, two families living on the border between England and Wales influence each others' lives down the generations.
The geographical location is one of the most lovely in Britain. The unique character of the Marches comes over in the story, with the deep differences between the English and the Welsh made much of.
A highly recommended novel, which offers the reader another time and place to lose yourself in.
Many memorable characters, each with suspicions of the others, and their own secrets, come together and are separated in a complex dance.
The mood is one of sadness and misunderstanding, relieved by the beauty and serenity of the garden. Against a background of the First World War and subsequent labour trouble in the South Wales mines, two families living on the border between England and Wales influence each others' lives down the generations.
The geographical location is one of the most lovely in Britain. The unique character of the Marches comes over in the story, with the deep differences between the English and the Welsh made much of.
A highly recommended novel, which offers the reader another time and place to lose yourself in.
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