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 The Pleasure Garden - Caroline Davison
Newest Review: ... that part of the story. Every sexual element to the story is closely linked to the earth and mother nature, linking the ... more  ... cycles of the seasons to the fertility of a woman, this in itself was difficult to follow, but thrown into the mix was the story of the previous owner of Oakstead, a Henry Falkes.
After actively accepting the afore mentioned owners methods of farming, ie sowing and harvesting crops in regards to the goddess's (mother nature) idea's, this again was extensively linked to sex, the now owner Ben, seems to become obsessed with finding out about the former owner and why he was so disliked by everyone he ever met.
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The Pleasure Garden - Caroline Davison: Pleasure or pain.........certainly not the former! (1139 words)
by - written on 02/10/09 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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After buying a job lot of books from the last book sale at my local library, and finally running out of vampire books to read, I dipped into my collection and pulled out the book I will now review. The book I will now review is -"The pleasure garden by Caroline Davison" After reading the blurb on the back of the book I was expecting something more along the lines of a love triangle type of affair, this was something entirely different to what I actually got. A brief synopsis is - Ruby is a floundering artist who is looking for inspiration for her newest masterpieces, upon a bike ride one day, something on the skyline ... Read the complete review
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