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The Mill House (2005)

door Susan Lewis

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The powerful new novel from the Author of The Hornbeam Tree A successful editor with a gorgeous husband, two adorable children and a glorious house in Holland Park, Julia has everything that money can buy. But somehow she's still searching. Her beloved father walked out one day when she was sixteen and no one would tell her why. She's spent all her life missing the man who meant so much to her but wondering if she's blocked a memory too terrible to even contemplate. Julia's confusion over the past has come to dominate her present and is even threatening her idyllic marriage. And now, Julia's convinced her husband Josh is having an affair. Then one day she receives a phone call informing her that her father has died and he has left his house in Cornwall to her. Still reeling from the news she calls on her best friend Sylvia only to confront her worst fear. Devastated Julia decides to go down to Cornwall to see if she can discover the truth about her father. Although feeling betrayed by the two men she loved most she longs to find a way to break free from the past and save her fractured relationship with Josh. to its very foundation... Julia is a powerful tale of passion and betrayal and a woman's determination to find out the truth about her past, whatever it costs...… (meer)
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Without a doubt one of the most hilarious novels I have ever read!
This is one on its own. There are so many twists and turns in the story, it was hard not to enjoy despite my not being a fan of chicklit.
As stories go, this one is terrible, packed full of clichés and 'Harlequin theatricals' (my favourite part was an illicit affair of a newly separated woman with a toyboy Italian horse rider who recites poetry whilst they make love), however far from predictable, memorable and I have to give credit to the author, both for making me laugh the most I have ever reading a book, and for having such a weird and wonderful imagination! ( )
  kezumi | Jul 6, 2008 |
This story remains a firm favourite of the few Susan Lewis books that I have read.. Probably, because it deals with family issues and two people struggling to keep their marriage together amid accusations of deceit and lies.. Also, Julia has to uncover the truth of her beloved father of whom she had lost contact with since she was a child. ( )
  gogglemiss | Jun 27, 2008 |
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The powerful new novel from the Author of The Hornbeam Tree A successful editor with a gorgeous husband, two adorable children and a glorious house in Holland Park, Julia has everything that money can buy. But somehow she's still searching. Her beloved father walked out one day when she was sixteen and no one would tell her why. She's spent all her life missing the man who meant so much to her but wondering if she's blocked a memory too terrible to even contemplate. Julia's confusion over the past has come to dominate her present and is even threatening her idyllic marriage. And now, Julia's convinced her husband Josh is having an affair. Then one day she receives a phone call informing her that her father has died and he has left his house in Cornwall to her. Still reeling from the news she calls on her best friend Sylvia only to confront her worst fear. Devastated Julia decides to go down to Cornwall to see if she can discover the truth about her father. Although feeling betrayed by the two men she loved most she longs to find a way to break free from the past and save her fractured relationship with Josh. to its very foundation... Julia is a powerful tale of passion and betrayal and a woman's determination to find out the truth about her past, whatever it costs...

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