The Taxidermist's Daughter Lib/E (Audiobook)

from jolerie

The belief that in death, beauty could be found. The belief that through the act of preservation, a new kind of life was promised. Immortal, perfect, brilliant, in the face of the shifting and decaying world. Page 15 Connie has lived alone with her father, the taxidermist for as long as she can r...

from Cherylk

This is my first taste of what author, Kate Mosse can do with pen and paper. I have to say that I am impressed and I want to read more. Yet before I go on about the book I want to comment and say that I thought that the story would have more of a haunting, dark feel to it. Although, it did not I ...

from mountie9

So I am totally behind in reviews, so behind and unorganized I cannot even find the notes on who sent me this one for review. I know. I know, bad little reviewer. This was an intriguing story that hooked me from the opening chapter. I'm not going to lie, I was a little grossed out by the descript...

from pierthinker

Kate Mosse writes atmospheric, haunting novels strongly imbued with place and time. The Taxidermist's Daughter is set in 1912 England, in a slightly altered Fishbourne on the Sussex coast. Gruesome murders occur and no one is above suspicion - the locals, many of whom have secrets to keep, and in...

from lisally

Connie Gifford remembers very little of her life before her accident ten years ago, only that her father was once a noted taxidermist who ran a famous museum. Now, however, the two live an isolated existence in the marshes outside the village of Fishbourne. As spring rains cause the waters around...