Rediscovered Classics: Nine Coaches Waiting (Series #4) (Paperback)

from lkernagh

Billed as being a suspense, Gothic Romance, this story took me back to the guilty pleasure reading of my teenage years of reading Phyllis A. Whitney and to a lesser extent (and minus the gothic elements), M.M. Kaye: A story with a feisty, young heroine; a rich, titled family with a past; a beauti...

from mccin68

Linda Martin, a young, orphaned governness fulfills her dream of returning to France, her childhood home. She is governess to Count Philipee De Valmy who is also orphaned and living between his two uncles. During her short tenure she grows from disliking the treatment he receives to believing the...

from jngrl7

I saw this book on a fellow LibraryThing friend's blog and I thought I would give it a try. I stopped by my local library on my way home from work and found many Mary Stewart books, including Nince Coaches Waiting. First, I will start this review by saying that I REALLY enjoyed this book. Second,...

from bookwormteri

This whole book reminded me vaguely of Rebecca. A very suspenseful story with a little bit of romance behind it. There is a very creepy suspense where you know that something is wrong, but cannot quite place your finger on it throughout the whole novel until it all unravels at the end. A very enj...

from Jean_Sexton

aking place in the 1950s, this is certainly a product of the times. As long as you are willing to shed modern mores and societal expectations, this is a fun read and quite the page turner. I promised myself I would do many things around the apartment, looked up from the book, and found it was two...