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This is my second Kate Morton book, having read The Secret Garden. While her books tend to be long, I love the character development and setting detail. The story vascillates between London in the early 1940's during the WWII London Blitz and present. Laurel as a teenager witnessed a violent act at her family's farmhouse involving her mother. I found myself caring for the outcome of the broken and flawed characters. Well worth sticking with! Looking forward to reading more by this author.
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