I suppose Robert Redford (who optioned, starred in, and directed the movie, from what I understand) disliked the ending too, for in the movie he came up with a new ending that really did work and was believable. The premise and story line were great, the conflict throughout was believable, and the characters were engaging and full-dimensional. One book that comes to mind (sorry if this offends anyone) is The Horse Whisperer, which I really did enjoy a lot. I wonder if authors sometimes write these kinds of endings because they think they will sell more books or add more drama. On some occasions the author has been promising certain things, building up my anticipation, but when the moment comes, she breaks her promise and the ending falls flat. Thank you, and if you have any questions, please direct them to the above email address.Have you ever read a great book that carries you all the way to the end, and then the ending is so disappointing you feel cheated? I’ve felt that way many times, and usually it’s because the ending doesn’t fit the theme and story, or the characters behave so contrary to the way they’ve been portrayed that I just don’t believe it.

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Also let me know if you’d like to review. If you’d like to host Lorna, please drop an email to dates that you have available ( please check the below list first), as well as the name and URL of your blog/site. Digital review copies will also be available. I’m looking for ten blogs which will host guest blogs or interviews. The tour runs from 11th – 22nd May (weekdays only). PLEASE SIGN UP ON THIS PAGE TO ENSURE YOU RECEIVE INVITES FOR OTHER CLIENTS. Pre-order from Amazon UK, Amazon US and Smashwords. Into the Unknown will be published by Tirgearr Publishing on 5th May. Will the horrors of total war bring Kate and Charlie together or tear them apart? Private conflicts and personal doubts are soon overshadowed. Should he allow his heart to rule his head and fall for a nineteen-year-old Irish girl while there is a war to fight? But when he meets Kate his resolve is shattered. Should she ignore all the warnings and get involved with a ladies man whose life will be in daily danger?Ĭharlie Butler has no intention of getting involved with a woman. When she meets Flight Lieutenant Charlie Butler sparks fly, but he is a notorious womaniser. Into this turmoil steps Kate Sheridan, newly arrived from Ireland to live with her aunt and uncle, and look for work.

London on 3 September 1939 is in upheaval. I’m currently organising a blog tour for Lorna Peel with her historical romance novel, Into the Unknown.

Into the Unknown by Lorna Peel