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Ashenden
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An epic saga of the upstairs and downstairs residents of an English country house which spans some 240 years and includes the stories of its original architect, a Victorian family that shared four decades of family history, soldiers billeted in the house during World War I, and a young couple who restores
… More »An epic saga of the upstairs and downstairs residents of an English country house which spans some 240 years and includes the stories of its original architect, a Victorian family that shared four decades of family history, soldiers billeted in the house during World War I, and a young couple who restores the house in the 1950s.
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Imprint:
New York - Simon & Schuster
Pages:
339
Edition:
1st Simon & Schuster hardcover ed
ISBN:
9781451684865, 145168486X, 9781451697896, 1451697899, 9781451684872, 1451684878
Language:
English
Notes:
"A novel"--Jacket
Originally published: London : Penguin Group, 2012
Originally published: London : Penguin Group, 2012
Statement of responsibility:
Elizabeth Wilhide
Characteristics:
339 p. ;,24 cm
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Add a Commentreally this sounds just like Downton Abbey, I know i will be disappointed because I'll compare this book to that series. She needs to come up with something more original.
Disappointing, though an okay time-killer. Some of these characters are really annoying. Why should we care for some of these characters? Also, there should have been endpaper drawings of Ashenden.