Charlie Trafford > Recent Status Updates

Absolutely loving this book... I've no idea where it's going yet, easy read but completely compelling.

An interesting start ..which forms the basis of this book, different and very readable

A promising start

A promising start

I love this, so different from my last Amanda Brookfield, very interesting subject, more to come layer ....

Enjoying this, nice village feel to it and likeable characters, so far so good.

I like it, it's a bit chick litty but a little bit more serious, I've not warmed to any of the characters, but I keep turning the page, which is a good sign! It's an undemanding read and it's not really taking me anywhere, but I'm sticking with it....wonder how many stars it will get...time will tell.

I 'm not really sure why I bought this book, its been on my shelf a while, thought it would be a bit lightweight, and it is, but I'm actually enjoying it quite a bit, its another of those middle class English books that I seem to be attracted to..so far so good...

I love the start of this book, traditional middle class family looking forward to the Christmas season, despite the tragic murder of their daughter, the story jogs along very nicely until the couple return from their holiday in Egypt, and the pale face of an unknown woman appears at the attic window. From this moment forward, the story becomes simply the most horrendous horror story you will ever imagine.

Have kicked Riverton into touch for a little while, it's snowing and I want a nice easy read, sat by the fire on a winter's afternoon.

At the moment its good, the old rectory, the rain.dog by the fireside, my sort of read...again! but feel its going to change, reading again tonight.

Its okay...ish so far, i want to read it, but not really warmed to any of the characters yet, wait and see!