Empty house. Pilcher R.

Books by Rosamunda Pilcher (1924-2019) know and love all over the world. Her novels are uncomplicated and leisurely, but they have a lot of genuine warmth and cordiality. The credo of the writer can be characterized by the phrase: “Good people will always be fine for good people,” and in this case, this is the key to sustainable reader success.

Virginia at the age of twenty -seven remained a widow. She moves to the house on the Cornwall coast in order to reflect on her not too happy past and gain mental balance. And the harsh Cornwall, with its winds, beautiful landscapes, changeable shades of sea water, as if helping her to understand how to live on. Gradually, Virginia gains strength in order to make an important choice and finally become the mistress of his own fate.