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Original Title:	The House at Old Vine
ISBN:	1842321439 (ISBN13: 9781842321430)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	House #2

The House at Old Vine (House #2)

Norah Lofts

Paperback | Pages: 435 pages

Rating: 4.24 | 644 Users | 32 Reviews

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Title	:	The House at Old Vine (House #2)
Author	:	Norah Lofts
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 435 pages
Published	:	July 1st 2002 by House of Stratus (first published 1961)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Fiction. European Literature. British Literature

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Beginning in the fifteenth century and concluding at the time of the Restoration, this is the second volume in the 'House' trilogy. The House at Old Vine is a colourful account of a turbulent period in English history containing religious persecution, war, rebellion and social change. The house in Suffolk is a dramatic link between the six characters who inhabit it during this period and whose heartfelt stories we are told.

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Ratings: 4.24 From 644 Users | 32 Reviews

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This story covers 6 generations that all have ties to the home Old Vine. It is broken down into each persons story. I enjoyed the tales and would have rated it higher - except the ending left me dissatisfied. It was almost like the author tired of her tale and just ended the story.

I love reading these typical Norah Lofts books that go through the generations. So interesting, though I must confess, fairly depressing in many of the chapters.The coolest thing though, is that I happened to find this book at a used bookstore in Bern who had English paperbacks for 1 frank. And after a few short minutes of browsing, while my kids are waiting impatiently, I found two books by one of my favorite authors! What a great day.

This is the second book in the Suffolk trilogy and has a darker feel than the first book. Then again the times depicted were somewhat darker so maybe its meant to mirror that. A very worthy follow on from The Townhouse and extremely enjoyable to read.

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In a trilogy that spans five centuries - beginning in the fourteenth century and concluding during the middle of the twentieth century - this is the second volume of the Suffolk House Trilogy. This is the continuing story of a town house and the various people who live there. The trilogy follows the story of Martin Reed and his descendants, men and women who found their place in the fascinating years of England's early history.Starting in the late fifteenth century, and concluding during the

Another from my favourite trilogy. 1st, 2nd or 3rd? I'm not sure because it's a couple of years since I read them. I've found so many new authors since I joined Goodreads.

Can't put it down. So good.