“When I count, there are only you and I together”
She was a slight woman, pale, with two wings of dark hair which framed her face and gave it the faintly bird-like quality that characterised her person. Even at this distance of time, which has clarified much that was obscure to me, I find her essence hard to capture. She was youthful in appearance but there was also an air of something ambiguous about her which was both intriguing and daunting.
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As usual, if you click on the Amazon link, you will be able to see a full synopsis of this book, should you wish to do so.
This book is taken from my TBR pile and was a charity shop find.
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They say that the first lines of a piece of writing, are always the most difficult to set down on paper. It seems to me, that they may also be the most definitive, as I find they often set the scene in my mind, even before I have turned the first page.
I think that a box of tissues to hand, is going to be a must, for what sems to be a pretty emotional sounding story, touching on many facets of our increasingly complex everyday lives.
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