Cobwebs in Time

by Lois Fenn

Overview

'Readers of the Magic Mooncat will be delighted at this sequel. For those who wondered what happened to Hannah, here is the answer, and for those who have yet to read the Magic Mooncat, this book is utterly enchanting in its own right.' Ann Widdecombe

"Holds one's attention from beginning to end…a superb sequel to The Magic Mooncat…such depth of feeling bringing the characters to life." Sue Hodge (Mimi, in Allo Allo)

The story initially focuses on Hannah Clayton's grandson Leigh in America describing the circumstances of his early years and ultimate orphan status, but it soon settles in to life at Willow Cottage in a small village in Lincolnshire where time unravels to reveal the big picture of Hannah and her extended family, and several generations.

Murder, abduction, and family tragedy mixed with extraordinary psychic happenings and close family bonds give this story a fantastical quality as it follows in the footsteps of The Magic Mooncat. Lois Fenn studies each of the individuals involved in a way that is entertaining and heartfelt, and has a wonderful gift for creating believable characters as she deftly interweaves the threads of this family tale to create a compelling yet comforting picture of rural life through the generations.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940033268160
Publisher:	Amolibros
Publication date:	05/31/2012
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	281 KB

About the Author

Lois Fenn is a retired school teacher with four children, six grand-children and nine great grand-children. Her life is reflected both in the wartime background and country life of The Magic Mooncat and Cobwebs in Time and continues to do so in Edge of Square Nine, the third part of A Lincolnshire Trilogy.
She enjoys the constant support of her family, and of her colleagues during the regular meetings of their writers' group, and takes a keen interest in poetry, art, piano and classical guitar, together with a passion for home improvement and gardening at her country home.
Now, as the matriarch of an ever-increasing family, she closely identifies with the values, dreams and aspirations of her leading character in A Lincolnshire Trilogy, yet allows herself the freedom to create fictitious, yet larger than life characters, in a way which is wholly believable.