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Before The Poison

by Peter Robinson

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Published 2011 by Hodder & Stoughton

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Mar 31, 2012 Joan rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Mr. Robinson is a very good writer who unfortunately lets his sophmoric, teenage-boy attitude to women interfere with a good story. This is why I gave up on his Inspector Banks novels a few years back.

This story is only ok so the interference from that teenage boy is glaring.

The sub-plot detailing the affair between Chris Lowndes and Heather Barlow is unnecessary unless to convince us that 60 year-old men still have sex. Not exactly ground breaking news.

But I have other quibbles with this stand...more

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Apr 21, 2012 J. rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery, yorkshire

A shift here, from Peter Robinson's long-reliable Inspector Banks series, which has ranged all over the mystery map thru the years-- from fairly blunt procedural policiers to psychological novels where crime is simply a vehicle for deeper investigations ...

This one is what's called a 'standalone', or non-series endeavor, with no repeat characters. These are often the best way to gauge an author's prowess and range. Known and consistent series-detectives are their own continuing drama, notching...more

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Mar 08, 2012 Bibi Rose rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Jul 07, 2012 Judy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Chris Lowndes, a grief-stricken widower, returns to England after living in the United States for 25 years and enjoying a successful career writing theme and atmospheric music for movies. He wants to move back to the Yorkshire dales where he grew up and he buys an old, neglected mansion called Kilnsgate House sight unseen. After moving in, he discovers that Grace Fox, once the mistress of Kilnsgate House, had been found guilty of poisoning her husband, Ernest, 50 years before and had been hanged...more

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May 29, 2012 Sara rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is the first book I have read by Peter Robinson, and I'm not familiar with his other books. I notice there are many people who enjoy his Inspector Banks novels; he seems to have quite a loyal following. I was impressed by his writing, which was sure and capable. Unlike several other reviewers, I enjoyed the minutiae he included: the protagonist's taste in music, movies, food, and most of all, fine wine and assorted spirits. I also liked the concept - it isn't exactly new territory, an old c...more

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May 22, 2012 Heidi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012

"Before the poison" by Peter Robinson tells the story of Chris Lowndes, a successful Hollywood musical score writer who moves back to his homeland England after the death of his wife after a long and painful illness. Having bought an old mansion in the Yorkshire dales sight unseen, he gets a big surprise to find out that one of the house’s previous mistresses, Grace Fox, was hanged in the 1950’s for allegedly poisoning her husband. Haunted by Grace’s ghostly presence in the house and his own dem...more

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May 20, 2012 Tony rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fiction-crime-detection

BEFORE THE POISON. (2012). Peter Robinson. ****.
I’ve been reading Peter Robinson’s series detective novels (Inspector Banks) for a long time. Here he comes with a stand-alone mystery that doesn’t disappoint. It’s about a quest into history that involves a fifty-year-old crime. Chris Lowndes is a successful composer of film scores for Hollywood. He has recently lost his wife to a long illness, and decides he needs some time off to think and compose music that “people actually listen to.” He goes...more

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May 17, 2012 Nancy Martin rated it 3 of 5 stars

I thoroughly enjoy the "Inspector Banks" series. I have mixed feelings about this one. The characters simply do not ring "true". The storyline is very interesting in those sections dealing with Grace Fox, but Chris seems a sort of a "milk toast" type.

The character of Chris is the problem for me. I had to keep checking the year of the story, because Chris didn't seem to know about internet use in completing his research, until fairly well into the novel. "Heather" seems like the sort of fantasy l...more

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May 15, 2012 Dee rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Great Stand Alone Mystery by Robinson. The wonderful Yorkshire Dales are the location for a storythat is narrated by a 60-something movie music composer who has retired there after the death of his beloved wife, Laura. (He has two grown kids, one with children.) His wife died of cancer, and, we learn towards theend of the novel, that he helped her die. He becomes obsessed with the life of Grace Fox, a nurse during WWII who lived in the house with her husband, Gerald Fox, a local "GP". We find ou...more

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May 03, 2012 Marlyn rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery

Chris Lowndes is a successful film score composer, well-known in the business and financially very comfortable. Having promised himself he'd return home at the age of sixty, he buys an isolated country house near the Yorkshire town where he grew up. He hadn't expected to be doing it without his wife at his side, but she'd died a few months earlier. He goes anyway, telling himself he needs solitude to work on the piano sonata he's always wanted to compose.

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Apr 30, 2012 Larraine rated it 4 of 5 stars

Peter Robinson has made his name with his Inspector Alan Banks crime novels. Banks is a brooding, intelligent detective inspector who loves music. In this stand alone novel, we meet Chris Lownes who has returned to his native Yorkshire after the death of his beloved wife, Laura.

Chris spent 25 yrs in Los Angeles as a composer for films - the kind of music nobody remembers as someone says to him. He hasn't retired, but he's decided it's time to reconnect with his native country. He buys a home in...more

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Apr 30, 2012 Felicia rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-read, 4-wine-glasses

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Overall Rating: 4.00
Story Rating: 4.25
Character Rating: 3.75

First thought when Finished: That last half of this book was really well done and kept me riveted!

What I Loved: I can't really go into detail about what I loved about Before the Poison or the review would be full of spoilers. I will say there is a distinct point in the middle of the book where we start reading parts of Grace's journal that really, in my opinion, made the book start to sparkle. I was riveted and intrig...more

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Apr 05, 2012 Felice rated it 4 of 5 stars

Before The Poison
How many years has Peter Robinson been writing exceptional mysteries? I don’t know but his new book, Before The Poison is a perfect example of why he’s a master crime novelist. Once you have recovered from the grief caused by realizing that Robinson’s new mystery is not a DCI Banks novel take a deep breath and climb aboard.

Before The Poison follows newly widowed Chris Lowndes as he leaves a long, successful career as a composer for films and returns to Britain. Since the death...more Before The Poison
How many years has Peter Robinson been writing exceptional mysteries? I don’t know but his new book, Before The Poison is a perfect example of why he’s a master crime novelist. Once you have recovered from the grief caused by realizing that Robinson’s new mystery is not a DCI Banks novel take a deep breath and climb aboard.

Before The Poison follows newly widowed Chris Lowndes as he leaves a long, successful career as a composer for films and returns to Britain. Since the death of his wife he has decided to refocus his career on writing classical music. In an effort to achieve this he has purchased an isolated home in his native Yorkshire that will bring him the peace he needs to create and to grieve.

Luckily for us Lowndes has bought a house with a history. This home was the scene of a sensational murder. Years ago Dr. Ernest Fox was poisoned to death by his wife Grace. After a well publicized trial, Grace was convicted and hanged. Lowndes was unaware of estates’ the lurid past when he purchased it sight unseen. His initial passing interest in the murder quickly becomes obsession. What would have turned a dedicated, Queen Alexandra’s WWII nurse into a murder? How trustworthy are Lowndes a complete amateur detective conclusions? Is his investigation colored by his own desperate grief? By guilt?

Robinson begins each chapter with official documents about the investigation and trial from the book (another Robinson creation) by Sir Morley, Famous Trails: Grace Elizabeth Fox, April 1953 and excerpts from Grace’s own wartime diary about her extraordinary experiences in Dunkirk, Normandy and Singapore. Then he adds the twists, the turns and lots of fun filled big ideas about self-sacrifice, guilt, trust and wickedness.

Setting a character up to solve a decades old murder is nothing new but when Peter Robison does it you don’t care how dusty that initial starting point is. You only need him to get on with it and that he does quite entertainingly in Before The Poison.
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Mar 20, 2012 Alla rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

“Before the poison” by Peter Robinson follows Chris Lowndes, a widower Hollywood musical score writer who moves back to England after becoming a widower—only to get swept up in his new home, called Klinsgate, and its dark history. Back in the early fifties, Grace Fox was hanged for poisoning her husband, Dr. Ernest Fox, in this very home and accused of being an adulteress with her young lover Sam Porter.

When Chris sees a picture of Grace, she reminds him of his wife Laura and he becomes obsesse...more

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Mar 12, 2012 Kathleen Hagen added it · review of another edition

Before the Poison, by Peter Robinson, a-minus, narrated by Susan Lyons, Toby Lennet Moore, produced by Harper Audio, downloaded from audible.com.

Chris Lowndes is an Englishman who lived in Los Angeles for 25 years becoming famous as a film score writer. But his wife died, and he moved back to England and bought a house in the country. The house hasn’t been lived in for a while, and he finally learns, after having purchased the house, and after having seen a ghost, that the house wouldn’t sell be...more

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Mar 11, 2012 Debbie Maskus rated it 3 of 5 stars

Peter Robinson usually writes the Inspector Alan Banks series set in England. This book is a deviation from Alan Banks. This story involves the hanging of a young wife for the poisoning of her much older husband. Robinson writes two stories: the one set in the 1950;s and the other set in 2010. An old English manor ties the two stories. The 2010 story involves a grieving widower who watched his beloved wife succumb to cancer. Chris Lowndes, a composer of musical scores for American movies, has de...more

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Mar 05, 2012 Amy rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I’m not much of a mystery reader, but if I do read a mystery I tend to avoid series writers as they often tend to be formulaic. So when an honored mystery writer comes along with a standalone I am more apt to give it a try. In the case of Peter Robinson’s latest Before the Poison I’m glad I took the chance. Best known for his Inspector Banks novels Robinson is indeed a celebrated novelist, and Before the Poison is sure to win him new admirers. Chris Lowndes has spent twenty-five years in the Sta...more

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Mar 01, 2012 Gloria Feit rated it 5 of 5 stars

Diverting his attention from the popular and successful Inspector Banks series, the author has written a murder mystery of a different genre. Instead of a police procedural, he has undertaken to use a variety of literary devices to unravel the truth behind a death that took place sixty years ago.

It begins when Chris Lowndes, reeling from the death of his wife, decides to buy a home on the Yorkshire Dales. He purchases Kilnsgate House, a large, bleak, isolated structure in which he hopes to recov...more

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Jan 16, 2012 Lbaker rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: canadian, historical, war, mystery-male

Not a Banks mystery, something different but wonderful.

Peter Robinson shows how versatile his writing can be, but has many constants from his Bank's series to keep readers comfortable. Constant with the hero Chris Lowndes and Inspector Banks are their love of many types of music, movies, and curiousity of why people behave the way they do.

Each chapter is divided into two parts. During the first half of the book the first part was a historical record of Grace Fox's trial in the 1950's, the second...more

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Dec 13, 2011 Mrsgaskell rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 8-star, library

I've been a fan of Peter Robinson's Inspector Banks series for a long time but I didn't enjoy the last two books (All the Colours of Darkness, Bad Boy)as much as the earlier ones. When I requested Before the Poison from the library, I assumed it was the next Inspector Banks and was perhaps a bit disappointed to find that it was a stand-alone novel. But once I started reading I wasn't disappointed at all! The story mainly takes place in Yorkshire just like the Banks novels but otherwise Robinson...more I've been a fan of Peter Robinson's Inspector Banks series for a long time but I didn't enjoy the last two books (All the Colours of Darkness, Bad Boy)as much as the earlier ones. When I requested Before the Poison from the library, I assumed it was the next Inspector Banks and was perhaps a bit disappointed to find that it was a stand-alone novel. But once I started reading I wasn't disappointed at all! The story mainly takes place in Yorkshire just like the Banks novels but otherwise Robinson has written something completely different and it's an engrossing story.

Chris Lowndes has spent his career in Hollywood as a successful film composer but he and his wife Laura always planned to return to Yorkshire when Chris turned sixty. Things didn't quite work out as planned. Laura died and Chris returns by himself, buying a large, remote house, Kilnsgate, sight unseen. Chris soon discovers that Kilnsgate has been sporadically occupied since the early fifties when the then owner, Dr. Ernest Fox, was poisoned by his wife Grace. It was discovered that Grace Fox had a lover and this was the most incriminating thing against her. She was hanged. Chris is drawn to Grace's story, almost obsessed, and he decides to uncover as much as he can. The story is told from Chris's point of view as well as by excerpts from a book of "Famous Trials" and entries from Grace's journal. There's a lot of atmosphere here, the murder taking place during a snowstorm when Kilnsgate was cut off for days. Grace's journal takes the reader to locales as far flung as Singapore during the second world war when she served in Queen Alexandra's Nursing Corps. The "Famous Trials" account reads just as if it really had been written in the fifties. Robinson clearly did a lot of research for this novel. This departure from his usual writing was a success and although I look forward to more Banks' novels, I hope he'll treat us to more in this vein as well. This is a good book for curling up with, before the fire, with the beverage of one's choice at hand. (less)

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Oct 11, 2011 Luanne Ollivier rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Peter Robinson has long been one of my favourite authors and I pick up anything with his name on it, knowing I'll be in for a good read. His latest book Before the Poison, is not part of his series featuring Inspector Banks, but is instead, a stand alone work.

Chris Lowndes left England when he was younger for the United States. He made quite a name for himself as a movie score composer. When his wife dies, Chris decides it's time to return home to England. He and Laura had planned to retire ther...more Peter Robinson has long been one of my favourite authors and I pick up anything with his name on it, knowing I'll be in for a good read. His latest book Before the Poison, is not part of his series featuring Inspector Banks, but is instead, a stand alone work.

Chris Lowndes left England when he was younger for the United States. He made quite a name for himself as a movie score composer. When his wife dies, Chris decides it's time to return home to England. He and Laura had planned to retire there. He buys an isolated house, sight unseen. When he arrives at the home, he is curious about the former inhabitants of the house. When he finds that it was the site of the murder of local physician, Dr. Fox and that his wife Grace was hanged for that murder, Chris indulges his curiosity and begins looking further into the trial. Curiosity quickly turns into almost obsession as he begins to doubt the official version of what really happened.

" I had a curious sensation that the shy, half-hidden house was waiting for me, that it had been waiting for some time."

This was a very different read from the Banks books. The pacing is much slower, taking time to build the layers of the story slowly and carefully. We follow Chris as he becomes increasingly insistent on discovering more about Grace. The story is told from three sources - Chris's inquiries, excerpts from a book called Famous Trials and finally bits from Grace's own journal, kept during her wartime nursing years. I found the journal entries especially poignant and extremely well written.

Much time is spent on developing the characters, their reasoning and their emotions. And this absolutely works for this story - anything faster would have ruined the atmospheric, period piece tone and feel of the tale. Some of that atmospheric feel comes from Chris's thinking he's seen something in the mirror of an old wardrobe in the house. There is another 'incident' such as this in Chris's childhood and I wondered if this would be explained or used in the story further. It wasn't, but added another layer to Chris's obsession. A revelation I didn't see coming late in the book does much to explain Chris's behaviour.

Robinson has always injected music into the Banks books. The Inspector's music collection and choices always provide a soundtrack for the story. This is continued in Before the Poison as well. Chris's choice of music often sent me online to listen to Robinson's selection of musical background.

Although others may find the pacing and lack of action a bit too slow, I enjoyed the change of pace from an author I have followed for many years, but Banks still remains my favourite. Before the Poison deserves to be slowly savoured under a single lamp, by a crackling fire in a house with creaking floors....

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Nov 17, 2012 Shonna Froebel rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: canadian

This is a wonderful novel with a very interesting mystery. Chris Lowndes left England decades ago and has a successful American career writing music for films. Following his wife's recent death, he has decided to return to his home country and has bought a large house in rural Yorkshire. As he settles in, he learns that a previous owner of the house, Grace Fox, was tried and hanged for murdering her husband. The story intrigues him and he wants to know more. As he locates and reads a write-up of...more

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Mar 25, 2012 Kate Loveday rated it 4 of 5 stars

Chris Lowndes had been making a lucrative living in Hollywood writing the music for big-budget films and his dream had always been to retire to his native Yorkshire to try his hand at more serious composition, with his much-loved wife Laura. However, Laura had died, and we meet him when he returns to England alone, struggling with his grief.
He buys an old mansion, Kilnsgate, in a lonely spot near some kilns on the moors. He learns that sixty years ago, a woman who lived there, Elizabeth Fox, wa...more

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Mar 03, 2012 Jeannie and Louis Rigod rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I, personally, had never read any of Peter Robinson's books prior this novel. 'Before the Poison' is written as a stand alone and that was right. The book is a complete and satisfying experience all in one story.

It opens with a Hollywood composer returning home to England after many fulfilling years in California. The Character, Chris Lowndes is sixty and a new widower. The draw to continue his life in England in the Yorkshire dales is a mystery to his mother and brother, but, you quickly realiz...more

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Mar 04, 2012 Philip rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Although I read one of Peter Robinson's Inspector Banks mysteries some years ago (In a Dry Season), I confess that I don't remember much about it, other than that it concerned a crime in the past. Before the Poison is a stand-alone, and what attracted me to it was that same kind crime-in-the-past setting. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch proclaims that Robinson is “The equal of legends in the genre such as P.D. James and Ruth Rendell,” and it’s obvious from the first chapter alone that Robinson has...more

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Apr 20, 2013 Richard Stueber rated it 5 of 5 stars

The narrator of this novel, though not an omniscient one, is Christopher Lowndes an Oscar winning composer and a native of Leeds in Yorkshire. He has moved back to Yorkshire in October 2010 after 35 years in Hollywood and buys Kilnsgate House near Richmond.
He discovers that Doctor Ernest Fox had died in this house on January 1, 1953 and that his wife Grace Elizabeth had been tried and convicted of poisoning him. Grace was hanged on April 23, 1953.
Chris Lowndes being a very imaginative fellow soo...more

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Feb 23, 2013 Michael rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 100-reading-club-mike-draper, amature-detective, family-relationships, historical, mystery, narrative, read-in-2013, reviewed

I have greatly enjoyed the PBS series, DCI Banks, which is based on the novels of Peter Robinson. I decided to read one of his books and picked this novel, which is a stand alone. The result was a very entertaining read and greater admiration for the author and his writing skills.

Chris Lowndes was a successful movie score composer in Hollywood. After his wife's death, he decided to relocate to the Yorkshire area of his younger days.

He purchases an old mansion and finds that many years ago, it wa...more

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Jan 15, 2012 Lynn rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Peter Robinson writes the Inspector Banks series. He has also written a few stand alone novels and Before the Poison is one of them.

Chris Lowndes is a semi-retired composer who has returned to his native England after his wife's death. Sight unseen, he buys a large home in the Yorkshire countryside. After he moves in, Chris finds out that Kilnsgate was formerly the home of Grace Fox who was hanged for the murder of her husband, Dr Ernest Fox. Chris dives into Grace's history and is soon obsessed...more

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Aug 19, 2011 Miles rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Through years of success in Hollywood composing music for Oscar-winning films, Chris Lowndes always imagined he would come full circle, home to Yorkshire with his beloved wife Laura.

Now he's back in the Yorkshire Dales, but Laura is dead, and Chris needs to make a new life for himself. The isolated house he buys sight unseen should give him the space to come to terms with his grief and the quiet to allow him to work.

Kilnsgate House turns out to be rather more than he expected, however. A man die...more Through years of success in Hollywood composing music for Oscar-winning films, Chris Lowndes always imagined he would come full circle, home to Yorkshire with his beloved wife Laura.

Now he's back in the Yorkshire Dales, but Laura is dead, and Chris needs to make a new life for himself. The isolated house he buys sight unseen should give him the space to come to terms with his grief and the quiet to allow him to work.

Kilnsgate House turns out to be rather more than he expected, however. A man died there, sixty years ago. His wife was convicted of murder. And something is pulling Chris deeper and deeper into the story of Grace Elizabeth Fox, who was hanged by the neck until she was dead . . .

I have to confess it took me a while to start reading Before the Poison by Peter Robinson, it sat on my “to be read” shelf for quite a while gathering dust and I can’t think for the life of me – now I’ve finished it – why I didn’t read it earlier! The cover is intoxicating, the plot is intriguing and it’s written by Peter Robinson – what more could you ask for? In many ways the main character – Chris Lowndes – reminded me of the character Jack Black played in the film Holiday - incidentally one of my favourite Christmas movies - starring Kate Winslet, Jude Law and Cameron Diaz, although in the movie the film composer travels to America and not the other way around! I digress, but stick with me, the movie reference is totally in keeping with the book - Peter Robinson loves his movie and music references!

Before the Poison is one of those books that grips you from the very first page and never lets go with an encapsulating fluidity that you come to expect from Peter Robinson – certainly from my experience! Immediately transported back to April 1953 we follow the final 15 painful seconds of Grace Fox’s life as she walks to the gallows, her dignity intact, following her conviction for the murder of her husband Dr Ernest Fox earlier that year.

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Aug 18, 2012 Pamela rated it 3 of 5 stars

I give Peter Robinson's "Before the Poison" a 3 star rating only. I thought the use of the journal in revealing the wartime experience of Grace Fox was the book's strongest points. The story of Grace and her experiences with the men in her lives kept my interest throughout this well-written novel. I sensed that this novel was a quite personal novel for Robinson through the character of Chris. As the narrator mentions his favorite novels or movies, which were nearly all British, I could identify...more

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