The Cornish Knot: A motif for the circle of life
Can one woman’s secrets change the life of another a century later?
A grieving widow, a century old journal, a missing portrait, and an engaging art historian. Megan is drawn into a web of secrets.
The soul-searching and heart-warming conclusion, Portrait of a Man
Review:
An engaging tale of grief, loss, love and family intrigue … wonderful story, and a real page-turner, which leads the reader through all the twists and turns of a well-constructed plot. I loved the insightful descriptions of family relationships, the fully realised characters and the various locations in which the action takes place. Seldom have I read such a poignant and faithful account of the effects of bereavement. I can’t wait to read more. – 4-star Amazon review
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1 Comment
Maureen Lee
September 20, 2021 at 3:18 pmA friend lent me this book to help carry me through lockdown. Such a unexpected pleasure. I was caught almost immediately by the description of a woman grieving the death of her husband and how her life changed irreparably over the first year as a widow. I knew that experience only too well. Yet the arrival of a ‘package’ changed all that for her! The story line involves travel to various cities I have also visited as well as a genealogical mystery that I found very intriguing. A delight to read and I await being able to obtain the sequel with impatience.