A Light in the Window

from jlapac

I have read this book before and really enjoy the recounting of small town life. I like the way the author makes the characters human. I like how they don't always get it perfect. I also like how she recounts the thoughts they have in their heads. I did think that the Edith Mallory parts of the s...

from judyg54

This is the 2nd novel in this Mitford series and picks up where book one left off. This small town is never boring and there is always something going on. As the back cover says so well regarding this book and Father Tim: "His attractive neighbor is tugging at his heartstrings. A wealthy widow is...

from wingedpotato

Even better than the first in this series of "gentle fiction." If the first book was a drink of cool water, this one felt more like a mug of hot chocolate--more emotional intensity, but still easy to swallow.

from NadineC.Keels

Among other goings-on in the town of Mitford, Father Tim is having trouble with women. His eccentric cousin Meg, whom he happens not to know, shows up for an uninvited, indefinite stay at his house. Recently widowed Edith is hot on Father Tim's bachelor tail. Not to mention that he's falling for ...

from universehall

Although this book was a very fun read - rich, fulfilling and just as pleasant as the first one - I would have to say that I didn't think it was quite as good as the first. But isn't that always the case with sequels? Everything that was so sharp and clear in the first book becomes a little muted...