Asking for Directions

I admit that I have read most of Ms. Siddons' books, I still never know whether I shall enjoy her books or not. This was a "not". It was a frustrating novel. It was like being in a car with a driver who is clearly lost, or has taken a wrong turn, but won't stop and ask for directions. Her sense of timing in this book was very annoying, and she goes back on what she has previously said. And the whole thing was written like a 14 year old had written it, as if things happen because you wish they would, not like it really is. And the descriptions of the countryside were never-ending. Don't bother!

4/10