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Product details

File Size: 1694 KB

Print Length: 242 pages

Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton (May 26, 2011)

Publication Date: May 26, 2011

Sold by: Hachette Book Group

Language: English

ASIN: B00GW4P058

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Sometime in high school, I discovered Mary Stewart. I read everything she wrote and waited impatiently for her next novel. I read everything she ever published, including her children's books.On Thursday, October 12, 2017, I discovered that all of her Gothics were on sale for Kindle and in a rash moment, purchased them all.I devoured Rose Cottage and to my delight, I still love as much as I did the first time and maybe a bit more as I now have life experience and can appreciate certain nuances now that I didn't back in the day. Much of the reason I love it is not only due to a complex plot and well-developed characters, but because even her minor characters have a few details that make them memorable. Another reason is the gorgeous way she writes. Her descriptions are vivid

I read Mary Stewart's books years ago and would look for them as soon as they were published. A while ago the books came out in e-books and I want to read them again. I found two that I have not read this one of them. This is a feel-good novel which I thoroughly enjoyed.The story takes place shortly after World War 2. Kate Herrick was married and widow during the war. Kathy grew up in Rose Cottage. It belongs to the Hall and her Grandparents were gifted to the tenancy by the Lord. Her grandfather was the estate gardener and her Grandmother was the cook. Kathy work at the estate on special occasions. Her Gran went North with the family. Her Mother left when Kathy was six years and later died in Ireland. Kate's Grans has decided to stay in Scotland and ask Kate to return to Rose Cottage and ship her belongs to Scotland. Kate has list items and is told about a wall safe with the family papers. The papers are missing and the neighbors tell her that her Mother with gipsy has been seen around the house. Kate and Dave found the hole that was dug near the cottage. There is a major twist to the tale. Who has been around the area? Are the gossips correct? Who put the roses on Aunt Bessie's grave? I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BOOK.

Like others of her later works, this is a gentle story with a strong sense of place and a basic view that most people are good. I purchased it on Kindle for a trip and very much enjoyed reading it. Our main character is sent by her Gran back to the house where she grew up to remove some papers and family heirlooms, only to find they are gone. There is a mystery she has lived with her whole life--who is her father?--and now there is another mystery as to who would have taken these things, which are of only minor intrinsic value. You may figure out one of the mysteries before Kate/Kathy does, but you'll enjoy roses and simple friendship along the way.

Rural England in the 1940's. A young woman inherits a picturesque cottage from her aunt. The aunt was known as the local witch. Not a pointy hat, black dress wearing witch with a wart on the end of her nose, but a herbalist and naturalist. The cottage, gardens and neighbors begin to work their strange magic on the young woman and she finds herself assuming the position her aunt held in the community. A gentle, old fashioned romance set in a lovely, magic place.

As a teen and young adult I had enjoyed reading Mary Stewart's books, but hadn't seen any for several years. Rose Cottage is the last one she wrote before she passed away. It has good characters, but no real problem for the plot to solve, other than reuniting the main character, who is now an adult woman, with her mother. Naturally, she finds her own love while she's at it, but there is no real action towards this result. It is a very sweet book about going home to find her roots and childhood memories, and the odd characters in her old home town. It's not the author's best book, but it is a comfortable bedtime read.

The first book I looked for when I first received my Kindle was a Mary Stewart book. I was so disappointed to find only her Merlin trilogy. Now I am delighted to see that they are all now available. I bought them all!! I 've read her books several times over the years and I'm never disappointed. Rose Cottage is a lovely read, and you won't want to put it down. There are several typos in the editing that need to be corrected..

It's all about how you tell a story ... and Mary Stewart is a masterful storyteller. A different sort of mystery from her more suspenseful stories, but it's hard not to enjoy the telling of it...

The year is 1947. Kate Herrick is a young World War II widow. She barely knew her husband, but that hasn't stopped others from paying their respects. She has sought a new life in London. But then her grandmother calls one day. Could Kate go to the Rose Cottage and retrieve some papers? Kate remembers the Rose Cottage. It is one of the cottages at the English estate where her grandparents and aunt worked as servants. The Brandons, the estate owners, have always trusted her grandmother and have let her keep the cottage. Now Gran is in the hospital, nothing serious, or so she says, but is adamant about getting some documents from the cottage. There is just one problem: the documents are missing. The search for those papers unveils a web of lies, secrets, and all of sorts of sinister twists that Kate could have never envisaged. At least there is tall and handsome Davey to help her uncover the mysteries around her...Published in 1997, this is one of Mary Stewart's final efforts. The Rose Cottage isn't quite as good as The Ivy Tree or Nine Coaches Waiting, but it is a wonderful romantic suspense novel full of the atmospheric gothic elements that I enjoy and that could be expected from this author. It is a fast read, in first-person narrative and good historical aspects centered on post-war England. The secondary characters are great. The heroine is Stewart's special brand of courageous and naïve found in all of the novels I've read so far. Davey is also Stewart's standard alpha male. The twists and turns are well woven and developed -- better than most romantic suspense novels written by today's authors. All in all, The Rose Cottage is an enjoyable read. However, I'll stick to Stewart's older efforts from now on. I still have My Brother Michael and look forward to reading it soon.

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