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Heading Home by Katie Flynn (view source)
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As I reflect on the book having finished it, I realise that some of the subplots were a little artificial, although I can't say any more without giving away too much of the story. I didn't have a problem with this while reading the book; I quite like satisfactory resolutions to problems and romantic interest, even if not quite realistic. There was a dramatic - and unexpected turn in the characters' fortunes and lives which kept the pace going, and I liked the latter part of the book more than the earlier sections.
All in all, it was pleasant light reading which I shall probably pick up again to re-read in a few years. Recommended to anyone who likes a well-paced story with some social history, and people who get under your skin. Many thanks to the publishers for sending this book. If you enjoyed it, you might enjoy [[Little Girl Lost by Katie Flynn|Little Girl Lost]], also by Katie Flynn, or for something rather meatier [[Lovers' Hollow by Orna Ross]]. [[Through Rose-Coloured Glasses by Anne Baker]] is a light but engaging read.
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