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The Distant Hours: A Novel by Kate Morton

The Distant Hours: A Novel Kate Morton ebook
Format: epub
ISBN: 1439152780, 9781439152782
Publisher: Atria
Page: 576

It's 1992 and Edie is thirty years old, moving back in with her parents, and is obsessed with a castle, a childhood book, and her mother's secret past. The Distant Hours is a recent novel and much anticipated novel by Kate Morton. Book Review: The Distant Hours by Kate Morton. Edie's favourite book is The Mud Man by Raymond Blythe and she devoured it as a child, but as adult she did not think she would revisit it, and certainly not in the way it actually affected her life and her mothers. I have been reading this book on and off for quite some time. July's Book Club column features three great books now in paperback, including Kate Morton's The Distant Hours. Book: The Distant Hours by Kate Morton Publisher: Atria, 2010. The Distant Hours will satisfy readers as they will stray into a labyrinth of deceit, family intrigue and mystery. The Distant Hours by Kate Morton is my first five-star read of the year. I'm going to try my very best to avoid unintelligible gushing during this review and organize my thoughts beyond "LOVE LOVE LOVE" but it's hard. Believe me, I have been waiting anxiously for the paperback edition to come out and read it as soon as I got the hold of the copy. The Distant Hours by Kate Morton was published in November of 2010 and is 576 pages. The-distant-hours At last, I finished reading Kate Morton's third book, The Distant Hours! This is the sort of book that allows you to loose yourself, not only in a world and time that has past, but in its delicious and original prose. The new novel from the New York Times and internationally bestselling author of The Distant Hours is a spellbinding mix of mystery, thievery, murder, and enduring love. This is a novel about a bunch of crazy women. As a child, she enjoyed writing poetry, short stories, and children's novels. The Distant Hours , By Kate Morton, is a great, eerie and intriguing novel! From the very beginning, this book lured me in and I could not wait to read what the next big secret would be. Buried under all the mess in this book is an interesting story: As an adolescent during the London Blitz, Meredith is evacuated to a dilapidated castle in the country, the home of a writer and his three arty eccentric daughters.