I haven't read any Rosamund Pilcher... sounds good, I'll be keeping this title in mind for a future selection.

by Sharon on Saturday March 03, @10:03AM

I read only 1/2 of it. While the scenery depictions were wonderful, and the narrative about the man discovering his past inability to understand grief, I didn't care for the book.

I do understand she is very popular author. But not my cup of tea. I felt it was formulaic.

by Marj on Saturday March 03, @10:04AM

salve non conosco molto la scrittrice Pilcher, ma mi e' capitato di vedere un mese fa un film tratto dal suo romanzo: Solstizio d'inverno.e' stato trasmesso in tv in prima visione.
Non l'ho registrato tutto ed e' per questo che sto cercando tale film.MI sono recato nelle migliori videoteche ma nessuno ce lo aveva.posso sapere se qualcuno lo ha registrato????scrivetemi per favore ser sapete eventualmente
dove posso trovarlo per averlo o magari chi ce l'ha se vuole,vendermelo???

by Marco on Friday July 30, @03:48PM

I in fact really enjoyed this book so much so that l went and bought a first copy hardback.
The only thing that l found disappointing about Winter Solstice was that it has been sold to a film company and they made a film for 'TV' which except for the names it was hard to recognise any conection with the book. In fact if l had seen the film first l would not have read the book

by anjie on Wednesday August 31, @04:58AM

The wonderful thing about Pilcher's books are that tshe takes ordinary situations and people and makes you care about the characters. they become endearing and complex. So when the normal things in life happen to them you really care. I can't get through a Pilcher book without some tears. SEPTEMBER is another one of her books that tops the charts. If you enjoy her writing you will love Marcia Willet who is a similar writer from the UK.

by Kelsana on Friday September 30, @05:56PM