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The Girl With The Amber Comb by Linda Finlay

Mar21

Full Circle

The Girl With The Amber Comb by Linda Finlay is an historical saga set in Somerset in 1834. It is a fascinating account surrounding a kind hearted, plucky young woman.

The reader is full of admiration for the heroine with a huge heart. Although her head is turned, we see the lengths she goes to, to survive. The poor were taken advantage of. Jobs were poorly paid with long hours. A little bit of kindness goes a long way.

On life’s journey, friendships are forged. Life is always better when we do it with friends.

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The Flower Seller by Linda Finlay

Mar8

An Assault On The Senses

The Flower Seller by Linda Finlay is the most delightful historical novel that transports the reader to a quieter age.

The noise and bustle of London contrasts sharply with the peace of the Dawlish countryside. Anonymity is exchanged for neighbours who pull together. The reader delights in the sights, sounds and smells of the countryside. Reading is a pleasant assault on all senses due to the marvellous descriptions.

There is a gap between the haves and the have-nots. The reader watches as the heroine transforms from aloof to all-in.

Family is important. There is a wonderful warm atmosphere that encompasses the reader. The mother is the glue that holds the family together.

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