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Evensong: Book Two: Te Lucis Ante Terminum: Tales from Beechbourne, Chickmarsh, & the Woolfonts - Couverture souple

Wemyss, G M W

 
9781517767594: Evensong: Book Two: Te Lucis Ante Terminum: Tales from Beechbourne, Chickmarsh, & the Woolfonts

Synopsis

In this, the second part of the second Village Tale, the Woolfonts are reeling from the loss in the ducal family, the knock-on effects on the duke's health, and the breakdown under stress of the Rector's iron constitution. The aftershocks of the dirty dealings by his fellow Councillors which Teddy Gates has suffered, for all the duke's crafty retrieval of the situation, still reverberate. The Bishop is dreading a possible upheaval in the neighbouring parishes; Edmond Huskisson is being forced to learn how to balance his domestic and his activist commitments. Then again, this is the Woolfonts: where, as the Rural Dean responsible for them notes, the impossible always happens, and the inevitable, never does. Can the parishes pull together and see the crises through? Of course they can: even if it wants blood, toil, tears, and sweat.

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À propos de l'auteur

GMW Wemyss, historian, West Country essayist, poet, critic, scholar, and annotator of Kipling and of Kenneth Grahame, lives (wisely pseudonymously) in Wiltshire, and is the chronicler of the doings in The Woolfonts, England's most superficially placid and chocolate-box villages (with their tales): where anything may happen save the expected, and, after fire and flood and All Sorts, things do tend to turn up trumps in the end, by unexpected means. (Means commonly effected by the crafty duke of Taunton – and the admirable Mr Viney his butler –, the saintly young Rector, and their friends.)

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