REVIEW: The Baker’s Daughter by D.E. Stevenson

Review

This is – as one ought to say when one is in an art gallery – interesting. But despite the fact that there is a happy ending to the romance, it’s not all that romantic. No, it’s more a character study of a small Scottish village and some of the people in it in 1938 told via vignettes. It may be a small village but it has some drama and secrets. Things are hinted at and clues are provided but Stevenson left the reader to decide on what truth to believe about these secrets.    

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