Broken Horizon

On the 14th of April, 1920, Chrissie Reid received a letter from a dead man.No one knew he was dead and buried in the byre exept herself. Since that fateful night fourteen years ago, she had thought herself safe. Now that security has been shattered. The past won't stay buried forever and, with the arrival of a letter, Chrissie discovers that nothing is as it seems. A series of events over which she has no control are set in motion. Lies and secrets are uncovered, leading to a dramatic climax.All books in this series are stand-alone.I was looking forward to reading Broken Horizon after reading Follow The Dove and was not disappointed. I could not put my Kindle down. Janice morrison.The story is an island itself, sitting in the sea surrounded by the great sky patrolled by the ever present gulls, evoking a natural claustrophobia that limited the options of folk like Chrissie. There are some clever twists that carry the story along and keep the reader wondering. I'm looking forward to book three.A Calder.Absolutely loved reading this book!A.M. Allan.I have read all her novels and this one is the best so far - in fact I read it twice as the descriptive writing and characters lives were so gripping and the horror/kindness portrayed stayed with me for some days!Nan Allan.Catherine, is able to engage her readers with a nail biting story, that makes you want to sit up all night and read her work. I wanted to finish this book, but in another way I didn't want it to end!Carol Arnall