

An edition of The Tangled Wood (1969)
By Iris Bromige
Publish Date
December 1990
Publisher
Ulverscroft Large Print
Language
eng
Pages
192
Description:
Alison was Mirabel Rainwood's granddaughter and, said Great-Uncle Arthur, very like Mirabel when she had been young. Because he considered Alison "one of the spunkiest of the clan" and saw that she was having a bad patch, Arthur impulsively bequeathed her his collection of books, a couple of hundred pounds and the use of his Sussex cottage at a peppercorn rent. He urged her to start a lending library of her own, which was a pleasant prospect, and not let up on his long-standing fued with the big house, Larchmere. This last request presented a problem, for Alison soon found that simply having nothing to do with her nearest neighbours wouldn't work. Moreover, Mark Ridgmont - a foxy character, according to her great-uncle - seemed prepared to call a truce.
subjects: Fiction, romance, Large type books, Livres en gros caractères, Large print books, Fiction, general
People: Alison Blayde, Silas Helmsdale
Times: 1960's