Point Regarding Books Kirkland Revels

Title	:	Kirkland Revels
Author	:	Victoria Holt
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 256 pages
Published	:	March 2nd 1970 by HarperCollins (first published 1962)
Categories	:	Romance. Gothic. Mystery. Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. Historical Romance

Kirkland Revels Paperback | Pages: 256 pages

Explanation During Books Kirkland Revels

Kirkland Revels loomed high above the wild and eerie Yorkshire moors like a brooding stone fortress. To some there was an atmosphere of evil about the place, but to innocent young bride Catherine Rockwell, the mansion seemed magnificently romantic. She did not know then of the terrible secrets imprisoned behind its massive walls. Or that at the moment she had entered her new home, she had crossed the threshold of terror . . .

Declare Books As Kirkland Revels

Original Title:	Kirkland Revels
ISBN:	0006122299 (ISBN13: 9780006122296)
Setting:	Yorkshire, England(United Kingdom)

Rating Regarding Books Kirkland Revels

Ratings: 3.84 From 2966 Users | 85 Reviews

Piece Regarding Books Kirkland Revels

3.5Holt did not disappoint with her cast of colorful characters and a mystery that kept me guessing. The first half was a little drab for me but by the second half I was rapt. The twists and turns toward the end were delightful. Honestly I don't care whether I have figured out who the culprit is in these novels or not. So many reviewers seem to be bothered by that. It's the journey that matters. The atmosphere that is created, the vividly real characters, the angst - all served up in engaging

I adored Victoria Holt as a teen, but haven't read any of her work in nearly 30 years. I don't recall a particular favorite (i was a voracious reader, but not particularly discriminating), but I picked this up for a quarter and decided to give it a go.The writing isn't bad, but quite a lot of redundancy in description and dialogue (no worries if you missed something the first time around, it will be repeated!). And oh, the sweet but lonely (and misunderstood) heroine! The timeline laid out here

Always enjoy reading Victoria Holt and she did not disappoint. For those that enjoy romantic mysteries, I think you would enjoy this story.

I consider this the sunniest of Victoria Holt's beautiful gothic romances... Pure pleasure in reading this... Evokes the beauty of the English countryside...

What an entertaining book!!! Why can't they ALL be this good? If you only read 100 books this year, make sure 99 of them are by Victoria Holt. Just kidding. Actually, some of her titles are filled with too much "filler", but not this one. This one comes out punching pretty quickly, and doesn't let up for an instant.One of the most entertaining books I've EVER read.

Victoria Holt is always readable even though her plots are often transparent and predictable. I turn to her books when I'm in need of a relaxing, unchallenging book which I can pick up and put down without a thought.

An entertaining story. In a way sad. Like romances, it has the familiar patterns. A young woman who in some way, must prove herself. A man who is reviled at first, comes to become attractive. Status, wealth and family in the end. I don't think the "Alfred Hitchcock" statement on the cover is to be taken too seriously. What sad about it is that death and murder are all too horrid but all too easy going. Happy endings eliminate all. The characters are, of course, flat, and the main motive of the