I read The Keeper of Lost Things a couple of years ago (or maybe even longer ago) and loved it, so when the first chapters of this book appeared on Readers First, I decided to read them. Then I quickly traded in some of my points, I knew I didn’t want to risk missing the opportunity to continue reading the story as soon as possible.
Imelda and Billie are linked by an event from many years ago, and we slowly find out how as the story follows both of them. This was a book I escaped into, as we moved backwards and forwards between the 1970s and the modern day. There are a large cast of characters, brought to life by the magical storytelling of Ruth Hogan.
The Larkins Holiday park features heavily in this story, with a mixture of staff and entertainment staff, plus local Brighton residents.
I enjoyed this book, using my day off to escape virtually to Brighton whilst resting after my first Covid 19 vaccination. If you enjoyed The Keeper of Lost Things, then I believe you will enjoy this book too.
Imelda and Billie are linked by an event from many years ago, and we slowly find out how as the story follows both of them. This was a book I escaped into, as we moved backwards and forwards between the 1970s and the modern day. There are a large cast of characters, brought to life by the magical storytelling of Ruth Hogan.
The Larkins Holiday park features heavily in this story, with a mixture of staff and entertainment staff, plus local Brighton residents.
I enjoyed this book, using my day off to escape virtually to Brighton whilst resting after my first Covid 19 vaccination. If you enjoyed The Keeper of Lost Things, then I believe you will enjoy this book too.