The Sea Garden

The Sea Garden

By Marcia Willett
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“The Sea Garden weaves a double spell: Lawrenson steeps her story of the invisible heroes of the French Resistance crossing borders—and here, crossing time—deep in the eerie beauty of the South of France. The result is a marvelous strange fruit: think Graham Greene with a dash of Poe.”

Sarah Blake, New York Times bestselling author of The Postmistress

Three generations, one heartbreaking secret—and the past about to be uncovered …

Jess Penhaligon is on her way to London to receive an award for her botanical painting. Hosting her will be Kate, who gladly welcomes her into her home. Jess' own family fell apart several years ago, so she is grateful for Kate's friendliness—and for her close unit of extended family and friends, who embrace Jess just as warmly.

As the group begins reminiscing about their pasts and sharing their stories with Jess, it becomes apparent that her family history may be linked with theirs. Long-buried secrets from past generations are being uncovered, but at what cost have they been kept hidden?

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  1. Odin
    Overall Not for me

    Hard to stay engaged.

    What seemed at the beginning to be a book I’d be fully engaged with, turns out to be a major frustration. For me, there were far too many characters to keep track of, especially because of the similarity in names. Also, the narrative structure was distracted, jumping as it did from past to present to past etc. If you’re inclined to pursue this audio book anyway, keep a score sheet next to you for keeping track of the characters.

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