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方 晓霞 1414409281cd42 — Another of Trollope's stories about love, marriage, and the difficulty of uniting in matrimony. Elizabeth Garrow used to be engaged to marry Rodney Holmes, but it was broken off for some mysterious reason which the former refuses to divulge. All it takes is for Elizabeth's friends and a bough of mistletoe at Christmas to get the ball rolling. Not one of his best stories; and yet, there are no bad ones, either.

Silvia Sanchez silvia_desing — Ehhh, this was just okay... Nothing spectacular, sadly. I'd never read this particular Agatha Christie before, and thought it seemed intriguing initially, but it wasn't as thrilling as I'd hoped!

Shak Fuad sameunagi26fa — I have just re-read this book, it is not quite the book goodreads has; my book is an old falling apart paper back that used to belong to my parents. Published by 'Great Pan' the cover proclaims that it cost 2'6 when new. It was printed in 1961 and has no ISBN. This is a lovely book, after reading a lot of contemporary fiction with 'English' as a stereotype rather than as actual characters this book is very soothing in it's portrayal of characters. I think now that there is just a tiny twist of ironic commentary on the calm understated of the English, I never detected it there before. This book feels as though one is reading historical fiction, so much so that I nearly put it on that shelf. But this was written as a contemporary book or nearly so; the references to 'paraffin lights' lighting up London's sky, the ability to travel around the world without any 'papers' (which is to us passports)and the inability of the medical profession to determine if there is any internal damage to a person lying in a hospital bed all add up to a fascinating glimpse into a distant past that is barely a lifetime away. The story revolves around a small place in England 'Latchetts' is a small homestead that has always belonged to the Ashby family which makes it's modest living at present by breeding and training horses. Some years ago a plane crash killed the parents of the Ashby children and their aunt came to care for them until Simon, the oldest son came of age. That coming of age is a bare few weeks away, when Patrick, Simon's elder twin brother reappears. Everyone believed he had committed suicide after his parents death, but it seems the suicide note was a running away note after all. We, the readers know that Patrick is an imposter and the story at a lovely pace walks us through him coming to Latchetts and the final resolution of what really happened to Patrick Ashby all those years ago.