….alone on the world…😊😊
I’m such a lonely boy….
Another day at the seaside….
This was taken very early in the morning so there were no other walkers….(and for once he stood still for more than 1 second!)
The Coven by Graham Masterton
1758,London.Beatrice Scarlet,a widow, works in a refuge for “fallen”women. But then some of these young girls (who,after a rehabilitation period,are sent out to factories )disappear.
Although the title implies witches and witchcraft (so does the cover by the way),this is more of a mystery story with some dark/horror undercurrents. But after a rather slow start it is definitely a thrilling read and mostly well written.This also happens to be the second book in this new series.
Only comment,perhaps certain scenes (rape scenes mainly)might have been a little less graphic.
Lady Macbeth by Nicolas Freeling
The storyline is not a bad idea(a woman goes missing after a quarrel with her husband and her neighbours ask Henry Castang to look into her disappearance )but the fact that every chapter is told by a different character makes it difficult to keep one focused. The whole story tended to wander. And I can’t say that Henry Castang, the police inspector, actually charmed me or kept my interest.
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