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Praise for the Novels of Marcia Willett

" A must for women fiction readers."
---"Booklist "on "The Children' s Hour"
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" Like Rosamunde Pilcher and Maeve Binchy, Willett creates such fully dimensional characters that readers feel as if they should phone or e-mail them to keep in touch."
---"Rocky Mountain News" on "A Week in Winter"
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" Thoroughly engrossing, with richly drawn characters, a mysterious locale, and a beautifully crafted plot."
---"The South Florida Sun-Sentinel" on "A Week in Winter"

" Readers will enjoy the heartwarming ending, vibrant characters, and the excellent depiction of the English countryside."
---"Booklist" (starred review) on "A Summer in the Country"
Praise for the Novels of Marcia Willett "A must for women fiction readers."---"Booklist "on "The Children's Hour"" ""Like Rosamunde Pilcher and Maeve Binchy, Willett creates such fully dimensional characters that readers feel as if they should phone or e-mail them to keep in touch."---"Rocky Mountain News" on "A Week in Winter"" ""Thoroughly engrossing, with richly drawn characters, a mysterious locale, and a beautifully crafted plot."---"The South Florida Sun-Sentinel" on "A Week in Winter" "Readers will enjoy the heartwarming ending, vibrant characters, and the excellent depiction of the English countryside."---"Booklist" (starred review) on "A Summer in the Country"

Praise for the Novels of Marcia Willett
 
"A must for women fiction readers."
---"Booklist "on "The Children's Hour"
" "
"Like Rosamunde Pilcher and Maeve Binchy, Willett creates such fully dimensional characters that readers feel as if they should phone or e-mail them to keep in touch."
---"Rocky Mountain News" on "A Week in Winter"
" "
"Thoroughly engrossing, with richly drawn characters, a mysterious locale, and a beautifully crafted plot."
---"The South Florida Sun-Sentinel" on "A Week in Winter"
 
"Readers will enjoy the heartwarming ending, vibrant characters, and the excellent depiction of the English countryside."
---"Booklist" (starred review) on "A Summer in the Country"

Praise for the Novels of Marcia Willett

"A must for women fiction readers."
---"Booklist "on "The Children's Hour"
" "
"Like Rosamunde Pilcher and Maeve Binchy, Willett creates such fully dimensional characters that readers feel as if they should phone or e-mail them to keep in touch."
---"Rocky Mountain News" on "A Week in Winter"
" "
"Thoroughly engrossing, with richly drawn characters, a mysterious locale, and a beautifully crafted plot."
---"The South Florida Sun-Sentinel" on "A Week in Winter"

"Readers will enjoy the heartwarming ending, vibrant characters, and the excellent depiction of the English countryside."
---"Booklist" (starred review) on "A Summer in the Country"

Praise for the Novels of Marcia Willett
"A must for women fiction readers."
---"Booklist "on "The Children's Hour"
" "
"Like Rosamunde Pilcher and Maeve Binchy, Willett creates such fully dimensional characters that readers feel as if they should phone or e-mail them to keep in touch."
---"Rocky Mountain News" on "A Week in Winter"
" "
"Thoroughly engrossing, with richly drawn characters, a mysterious locale, and a beautifully crafted plot."
---"The South Florida Sun-Sentinel" on "A Week in Winter"
"Readers will enjoy the heartwarming ending, vibrant characters, and the excellent depiction of the English countryside."
---"Booklist" (starred review) on "A Summer in the Country"

Praise for the Novels of Marcia Willett

"A must for women fiction readers."

---"Booklist "on "The Children's Hour"

" "

"Like Rosamunde Pilcher and Maeve Binchy, Willett creates such fully dimensional characters that readers feel as if they should phone or e-mail them to keep in touch."

---"Rocky Mountain News" on "A Week in Winter"

" "

"Thoroughly engrossing, with richly drawn characters, a mysterious locale, and a beautifully crafted plot."

---"The South Florida Sun-Sentinel" on "A Week in Winter"

"Readers will enjoy the heartwarming ending, vibrant characters, and the excellent depiction of the English countryside."

---"Booklist" (starred review) on "A Summer in the Country"

Henry Morley is delighted by his vivacious wife, beloved family home of Nethercombe, and the charming tenants who live in a group of cottages called the Courtyard, until disaster strikes, and everyone must work together to overcome the challenges they face. Original. 15,000 first printing.