Echoes of the Dance, (Paperback)

from AnneBrooke

This is a rather turgid and peculiar blend of the worst kind of American cod-psychology and a Mills & Boon novel. It's very overwritten and contains long scenes where characters think through their emotions and situations in great and laborious detail, either by themselves or with other people. I...

from nyiper

This is the third book I have read in this series and it is wonderful to join the same characters a little later in their lives. I love the way Marcia Willett writes---I could recognize any of her characters if I saw them walking down the street. She tells a story with several parts to it, pullin...

from nyiper

This is the third book I have read in this series and it is wonderful to join the same characters a little later in their lives. I love the way Marcia Willett writes---I could recognize any of her characters if I saw them walking down the street. She tells a story with several parts to it, pullin...