Kate Morton's books specialize in layers upon layers of secrets that slowly peel back to ultimately reveal the heart of the story. She is also masterful at drawing a beautiful, mysterious setting around the secrets. The Lake House is no different, but, for me, has too many different secrets. I am st...
Kate Morton's The Lake House is an enchanting and well-written book. A real page-turner. I love these kinds of books with a secret in the past that will be revealed in the future. Alice Edevane little brother Theo disappeared at the family's idyllic lakeside estate in Cornwall, England when she w...
4,5 starsThis is my second Morton book I’ve read and this was even better than The Forgotten Garden. Why is the books you love the hardest to review?The dual timeline works well here and while the story is told from various point of views it’s not confusing at all.I’m not good at solving mysteries a...
Kate Morton's The Lake House is an enchanting and well-written book. A real page-turner. I love these kinds of books with a secret in the past that will be revealed in the future.Alice Edevane little brother Theo disappeared at the family's idyllic lakeside estate in Cornwall, England when she was 1...
By: Kate Morton ISBN: 9781451649321 Publisher: Atria Books Publication Date: 10/20/2015 Format: Hardcover My Rating: 5 Stars A special THANK YOU, to Atria Books and NetGalley for an ARC exchange for an honest review. C A P T I V A T I N G ! Master storyteller, Kate Morton returns following sensa...
5 stars!! Can you give more? #TheLakeHouse @AtriaBooks Kate MortonOh my gosh, this book was soooo good!!! I am really sad that it's over, even though it's like 600 pages long. There were actually three stories going on here. One was a present day case which got the detective into a bit of troub...
Kate Morton is known for weaving stories that span several generations so it wasn’t surprising that this was such a book also. However, there were parts that really dragged for me and I felt just weren’t necessary. But I was glad that I hung in there and stayed with the story as all those “unnecessa...
I loved this book to start with and I hated this book by the end and therefore I found this such a difficult Novel to rate and review. Firstly the setting for the Lake house is amazing and Kate Morton has a wonderful sense of time and place in her novels. Set in two time frames, 1930s Cornwall and 2...
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