Birds in the Spring

by Evelyn Hood

Stand-alone sequel to The Dancing Stone. Set in Paisley in the 1920s.

368 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2007

About the author

Pen name is Louise James, Eve Houston.

Reviews

[Layla · Rating 1 out of 5]

Abandoned this when I found it was part of a series. Had not read the first one, why can’t authors write in the front of books book one book 2 ect.really annoys me,

[Tracey · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read the book that comes before this one, The dancing stone, years ago. The first few chapters were confusing as there were so many characters and complicated family relationships. The Scottish dialect is something else I found confusing in those first chapters. But, the characters came back to me like old friends and I remembered their backgrounds, I even got used to the Scottish way of speaking. This family saga was endearing, and was enhanced by the addition of the McCart family. I wonder if there's a follow up book as there seems to be so much more to be told.

[Ria · Rating 5 out of 5]

A brilliant historical novel fast paced all the way through but the author got rid of a few major characters and then didn't follow up their fate through out the end of the book.
The ending was disappointing as i wanted to find out what happened to those characters and a lot of other characters situations were not wound up.
Could have been better.
Well worth reading though.

[Mannie]

I really enjoyed reading this book, but was left very disappointed at the end. It really needs to be book 3
It was left wide open, not really coming to an end

[Kay · Rating 2 out of 5]

I some how lost the review for this one, and deleted the wrong post ... still no mind, it wasn't that good anyway!

The Author has delivered much better works than this, really disappointing.

Review on my Blog Post #124