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Book Synopsis The Sunday Times bestselling author and much-loved bookclub champion returns to Cornwall with a beautiful, character-driven mystery loosely inspired by du Maurier's Rebecca.Trade Review Utterly captivating and beautifully told. It is clear that not only does Judy, book club champion, know how to spot a compelling novel to read, but also
how to write an utterly gorgeous one -- ADELE PARKS * Platinum Magazine *
There's nothing not to love about this book with its
elegance of storytelling and wonderful setting of Cornwall. I especially loved the reworking of Daphne du Maurier's
Rebecca, one of my all time favourites. -- SUSAN LEWIS
Evocative, enthralling and full of human insight -- CELIA WALDEN, author of Payday
Roseland is a mysterious, emotional story set in a beautifully-imagined Cornish landscape. At times the writing has a dreamlike quality as we are drawn into the secrets of a family who are haunted by the past and anxious for the future.
I was completely invested in the characters and sped through the pages, craving answers, delighting in the family frissons and mounting drama.
A captivating read. -- HAZEL PRIOR, author of AWAY WITH THE PENGUINS
Haunting, evocative and simmering with atmosphere,
Roseland is a captivating novel about family, love and long-buried secrets. With
suspense spun into every page, this epic mystery will transport you effortlessly to the Cornish coast, and keep you absolutely spellbound -- HOLLY MILLER, author of THE SIGHT OF YOU
Brimming with secrets, scandal and surprises. A modern twist on
Rebecca that will keep readers guessing until the very end. -- MARIANNE CRONIN, author of THE ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF LENNI AND MARGOT
I devoured Judy Finnigan's
Roseland.
A most intriguing tale of revenge and love wrapped in an evocative Cornish setting. and I was
completely captured by the intricate web woven between
Roseland's cast of
sparkling characters. -- AMANDA GEARD, author of THE MIDNIGHT HOUSE
I loved this gloriously gripping family drama filled with resentment, vengeance, redemption and love. -- LIZ FENWICK
Simmers with secrets.
Roseland is a
captivating and
beautifully told gothic mystery with strong du Maurier vibes. -- VICTORIA SELMAN, author of TRULY, DARKLY, DEEPLY
This well-written story with themes of grief, friendship and motherhood is
captivating * CANDIS MAGAZINE *
[
Roseland], reminiscent of Daphne du Maurier's
Rebecca, weaves
a captivating narrative, exploring haunting legacies and uncertain futures. * YOURS MAGAZINE *
