Welcome to Litsy!

While I did not like this one as much as Ashford Affair, I still enjoyed it overall. Willig uses two time periods to tell a story of love. In 2009, Julia inherits the family home, one she has not seen in over 20 years. In 1849, Imogen feels trapped in a loveless marriage in this same house. But, a visit from some artists will change Imogen‘s life forever.

Thanks to @CouronneDhiver for co-hosting #ThatSummerRead with me!

I finished this afternoon. I won‘t spoil it, but am curious to see how you guys think this compares to The Ashford Affair. Thanks for hosting, @Librarybelle and @CouronneDhiver !! #thatsummerread

We‘re on our final week of #ThatSummerRead ! I‘ve enjoyed reading everyone‘s comments about this book so far. I‘m still on the third section but hope to have everything completed by next weekend.

Thanks again to @CouronneDhiver for being a wonderful co-host!

Yikes! I read a chapter too far. I‘m really liking this! #thatsummerread

#SeptemberTBR #ReadingResolutions #BOTMbuddyread #Litsybuddyread #thatsummerread #bookclub
The camera on my IPhone wobbles & is blurry.Took this as selfie! So not so great.Been chatting with Apple;may have to bring phone in.Anyway, I may be posting with no pics or off Litsy until this is straightened out.
Jane Austen (carol Shields)
Everything Happens for a Reason
Fall of Poppies
Rules of Civility
That Summer
The Marriage Plot
Us Against Them