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Indeed, friendship is an important theme in ''Honeyville'' – the meeting between the two women is shown as a precious, fragile occurrence. Love, or lust, on the other hand, is depicted as an overwhelming force, impossible to resist. The sexual chemistry between the exquisite Inez and tough union man Lawrence O’Neill jumps out of the page and makes the ensuing mystery all the more credible. The plot, spanning twenty years, is both subtle and solid and readers will be rewarded with a satisfying ending.
For another Daisy Waugh novel set in America in the early 20th Century, do read [[Last Dance with Valentino by Daisy Waugh]]. Or why not try a novel set in the UK’s own miners’ strike, [[The Northern Clemency by Philip Hensher]]? You might also enjoy [[If I Never Went Home by Ingrid Persaud]].
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