The Ivy Tree -

Mary Stewart

Chicago Review Press

2007

223 páginas

7h 26m

ISBN-13: 9781556527265

Mary Grey had come from Canada to the land of her forebears: Northumberland. As she savored the ordered, spare beauty of England’s northern fells, the silence was shattered by the shout of a single name: “Annabel!” And there stood one of the angriest, most threatening young men Mary had ever seen. His name was Connor Winslow, and Mary quickly discovered that he thought she was his cousin—a girl supposedly dead these past eight years. Alive, she would be heiress to an inheritance Connor was determined to have for himself. This remarkably atmospheric novel is one of bestselling-author Mary Stewart’s richest, most tantalizing, and most surprising efforts, proving her a rare master of the genre.

[Amazon Editorial Reviews] "Throughout the intricacies of plot within plot, Mary Stewart keeps her readers guessing and sustains the suspense . . . This tale spinner is still supreme." —-- Kirkus Reviews.

"This involved novel of impersonation and inheritance reads like Daphne Du Maurier . . . The author's easy narrative style, her vivid descriptions of the Northumberland countryside, the sharp delineation of her characters, and her impeccable good taste guarantee satisfaction to fans of the genre." —-- American Library Journal.

"The story moves with a fine pace of suspense and holds all the elements of a mystery tale. Equally rewarding is Miss Stewart's love for the English countryside and for horses which shines through her polished writing." -- New York Herald Tribune.

“It’s hard to think of anyone more insistently readable than Mary Stewart; The Ivy Tree is as un-put-downable as any of her previous novels . . . No one writes the damsel-in-distress tale with greater charm or urgency." — --The New York Times Book Review.

“Perils await every turning page.” — --Washington Post.

[About the Author] Mary Stewart is the author of Airs Above the Ground, The Crystal Cave, The Hollow Hills, The Last Enchantment, The Wicked Day, The Moon-spinners, Nine Coaches Waiting and Touch Not the Cat.