El Lago de Los Suenos (Paperback)

from moosenoose

I enjoyed this book a lot more than The Memory Keeps Daughter, something about that book just didn't appeal much to me. I have to agree with others that Lucy managed to achieve rather a lot in her vacation and all the details regarding Rose and Iris seemed to just fall into her lap. I've tried to...

from pj77

The Lake of Dreams is a story of love, loss and redemption that delves into the darkness of one family's grief stricken past uncovering a history of lies and secrets. When Lucy returns home to the Lake of Dreams she is quickly entangled in uncovering the story of an unknown distant relative and h...

from vietnambutterfly

What I like about Kim Edwards is that she does not do the expected. In this story which grows slowly on you Lucy Jarrett traces the life of a distant relative with some family changing effects. A great reaed perhaps not quite up to the intensity of The memory keepers daughter but still well worth...

from lkernagh

I can see why some readers love Kim Edward's writing. She imbues this story with a luminous, lyrical quality. Her descriptions are so striking. The descriptions of the stain glass windows, the lake at night, is just, wow. I love the idea of a story with a family mystery that involves genealogy re...

from Quiltinfun06

I was greatly disappointed in The Lake of Dreams by Kim Edwards. I was hoping for a story like her first novel, "The Memory Keeper's Daughter" but unfortunately that is not what I got. Lucy Jarrett is living in Japan with her boyfriend Yoshi and things aren't going well. She is unsettled and has ...