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| The House Near Fallowfield North of England, 1964. The sombre clouds of the postwar are now in the past. But the shadows remain. After the recent death of her father, Frankie, a young English widow living in the US, returns home and becomes entangled in a war mystery. Strange men follow her, watch her and Frankie starts fearing for her life. Looking for the answers, she meets Albert, a mystery author who lives nearby and ventures to help her. When they get themselves caught in the middle of a dangerous international plot they find out Frankie's father was involved in a bizarre puzzle. She is dragged in as the key to its solution. "The House Near Fallowfield" is an exciting story of mystery, adventure, romance and betrayal set in the 1960s.
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| I am so grateful to Kerry Kennedy for this generous five star review of my book on Goodreads. Kerry Kennedy's Reviews > The House Near Fallowfield The House Near Fallowfield by James Fillmore Read My rating: 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars[ 5 of 5 stars ] The House Near Fallowfield by James Fillmore (Goodreads Author) 152142395 Kerry Kennedy's review Jan 10, 2023 it was amazing This books was so well written that I couldn't put it down and read it in 4 hours over two evenings. Fillmore has a great style of writing and as I read, I visualized this book doing well as a play in the theatre. It is about a young girl in her early twenties who is from the UK and went to the USA when she got married to an American. He dies and Frankie comes back to live in the house she grew up in England, as her parents have also died. Her father was a scientist and during the war he made a discovery of some discs. I don't want to say more as it'll afford spoilers on the review. Suffice to say there is a lot of suspense and intrigue in this book as the story unfolds and we read how Frankie's life could be in danger. There is a lot of sleuth and coat and dagger stuff going on which adds to the mystery. This is an easy book to follow, the plot is intricate but written so well with lots of dialogue that you can follow it really easily. Like I said before, it'd do well as a West End play in my opinion. The characters are well described and very likeable, especially straight talking Frankie. There is a smidgen of a love story in this too, whether Fillmore has intended that or not, I'm not sure but it's always good to read a suspenseful-thriller that has a tiny hint of romance in it too. This is definitely worth the read. It's an epic looking book, but don't be put off due to the formatting, it is large in size but you can comfortably read this book in about 3.5-4 hours. Worth the read any day. |
| The House Near Fallowfield by James Fillmore North of England, 1964. The sombre clouds of the postwar are now in the past. But the shadows remain. After the recent death of her father, Frankie, a young English widow living in the US, returns home and becomes entangled in a war mystery. Strange men follow her, watch her and Frankie starts fearing for her life. Looking for the answers, she meets Albert, a mystery author whao lives nearby and ventures to help her. When they get themselves caught in the middle of a dangerous international plot they find out Frankie's father was involved in a bizarre puzzle. She is dragged in as the key to its solution.
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