So far I haven't met a Susanna Kearsley book I didn't like. It's still true.
This book is set in the present, and doesn't really flit back and forth from the present to events in the past like many of her others. It is one of her early books, perhaps her first. It takes place at an archaeological dig in Scotland.
I really liked it. I would recommend any of her books that I've read so far. A couple of them I've read more than once, which is saying something. I used to reread books all the time, but now I don't have enough time to read as it is, so it's very rare that I read something over again.
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