Night Music: The Sunday Times bestseller full of warmth and heart

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Moyes even creates a scene where our boy Firth emerges from swimming in a lake with his muscular torso gleaming and his hair slicked back - sending our widow's heart racing! She said her husband sorted out things like that but that was still no excuse, any adult with a half a brain would know they needed to at least get a second opinion and quote before shelling out tens of thousands of pounds on important building work, even more so when the money being used was the only money the family had.

I'd say this is a great beach read, but don't expect to be challenged by it or spend a lot of time thinking about it after. All Isabel ever wanted to do was devote her life to her music, but now with her husband gone, she has to try to provide for her children. Isabelle was an infuriating character, I couldn't root for her or feel sorry for her even though she was grieving for her dead husband and her life had turned upside down.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Isabel will discover an instinct for survival she never knew she had - and that a heart can play a new song . This was my first Jojo Moyes book, and I intentionally started with an older one, and not the much-lauded ME BEFORE YOU. Diesem Buch merkt man an, dass es 2008, also früher als die letzten Bücher von Jojo Moyes, geschrieben wurde.

Sin embargo, el tema de la obra de la casa se me ha hecho un poquito pesado, además de qué no me ha gustado cierto asunto que hace vivan varios de los personajes principales (no diré nada por no desvelar cosas), pero que cuatro de los personajes principales vivan esa situación me ha chocado porque en alguno de ellos no lo veía necesario. For a woman who has lived a sheltered life as a classic violinist while her husband took care of the things in their everyday life, Isabel is thrown for a loop and for a while, is barely able to cope. I also liked Nicholas Trent who was gradually putting his life back together and was a lovely,charming man. Das Buch ist ein angenehm leicht zu lesender Schmöker für ein Wochenende auf dem Balkon oder auf der Couch.

A talented violinist Isabel and also widow inherits a dilapidated house named Spanish house at the close knit country village , moving there with her two kids after she’s suffering from the trauma to lose her husband at tragic traffic accident. Two men who each like her - one is wealthy, sleeps around and doesnt care about his family, the other is the strong silent type who obviously has a past.

Matt is an awful character and has cheated on his wife multiple times yet she continues to stay with him. If you like this book, you might also enjoy Blue Slipper Bay by Wendy K Harris, or Uphill All the Way by Sue Moorcroft.Her 15 years old Kitty misses her friends from her old place and Thierry is still keeping his silence after dealing with tragedy of losing his father. Laura was a complete twit staying with him when she knew he didn't love her or respect her, and was happily shagging half the village.

Una historia preciosa, que sorprende por sus giros, con una MARAVILLOSA construcción de personajes (Isabel, mi favorita) y con un final original e inesperado.I thought the premise had potential, but then I realized I have been here before with so many other stories like this, so, I immediately found myself bored. But when he dies, they are in for a shock when the house is left to the last surviving member of the family Isabel Delancey. But when they arrive, they realise that the house is much more than they bargained for, and the amount of work it needs is enormous. Kitty makes friends in the village and becomes a more normal teenager, and Thierry is befriended by the mysterious Byron, who has a dark secret that only Matt seems to know about.