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The Distant Hours is a historical fiction with a deliciously gothic feel by award-winning Australian author Kate Morton, featuring a decaying castle, three ancient sisters, a missing man, the mythical story of the Mud Man and a host of secrets. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ here is my review (AA)

I am so passionate about Kate Morton's work. She's marvelous. Many people think her books "are slower in pace", and conversely, it's my view that the pace is perfect, considering her style of course. Her soulfulness is rather delicate and she writes literature with tons of detail. Frequently gives references to books, places, criminal cases (in Homecoming). I am almost obsessed with her work. Wonderful, splendid, marvelous, stupendously good, spiffing. :)

I have read most of her books. The distance hours at the house at Riverton or two I have not. I am looking forward to reading this one after your review.

Kristian wrote: "I am so passionate about Kate Morton's work. She's marvelous. Many people think her books "are slower in pace", and conversely, it's my view that the pace is perfect, considering her style of cours..."

Yes I love her too. I think The Forgotten Garden is my favourite. Many reviewers didn’t seem to like this one but I enjoyed it.

Amy wrote: "I have read most of her books. The distance hours at the house at Riverton or two I have not. I am looking forward to reading this one after your review."

Yes I’ve still got to read The Lake House and The House at Riverton. Have you read her latest one Homecoming? That’s also good.