Mitford Novel In the Company of Others, Book 11, (Paperback)

from rdgslp

It was somewhat difficult to keep up with all the characters in this book but if you love Ireland and Jan Karon's books then it is definitely worth reading. I got a little bogged down in the middle of the book and when I went back to it, I had to re-familiarize myself with the characters but it e...

from foggidawn

I loved Jan Karon's Mitford series, particularly the earliest volumes in the series. In the Company of Others is the second volume in a continuation series, the Father Tim novels. I didn't much care for its predecessor, Home to Holly Springs, but put up with it in hopes of the series improving. I...

from Maydacat

Father Tim and Cynthia are on vacation, but this vacation does not go as planned. But even as problems occur, Father Tim's wisdom and caring nature are put to good use as he ministers to the people of the village where they are visiting. Jan Karon weaves an interesting tale as she intertwines tod...

from jovilla

Like a visit with old friends! Father Tim and his wife Cynthia visit Ireland expecting the usual vacation but instead find themselves involved in family dramas: one taking place in the family owned inn with it's cast of memorable characters and another in an old journal detailing the lives of the...

from tjsjohanna

While I was expecting to get another story that delved into Father Tim's history, this was the story of the people Tim & Cynthia stayed with on their trip in Ireland. I enjoyed the flavor of the country that came through in the dialect and descriptions. I also really liked the picture of Tim & Cy...