"My Dear, I wanted to tell you" by Louisa Young, was a good read. It was radio 4's "book at bedtime" last week, cooincidentally as I was half-way through when I learned that. Ii know I said as I finished 3 day journey that I'd read something a bit lighter, but I am drawn to war novels and this one was in the house.
Tatler described it as Birdsong for the new millennium and there was something of the Birdsong about it. Deeply romantic and not too heartbreaking...
...personal musings to aid the creation of memories...
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