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Finding it hard to get into this book although I think it may be the small font type when I am reading at night. Will try harder at the weekend!

I finished The Lake House last night and I loved every page of it. The characters were believable and I loved the two stories which became entwined as the book progressed.

It's a family saga, with a number of really poignant moments and it's the kind of book that leaves you guessing right to the end. You think you've put all the pieces in place, and then, no, it's going in a different direction. I certainly hadn't got the final twist in the tale at all.

Compelling reading, from an author I really enjoying reading. A perfect holiday read this summer in my opinion.

Received this book from mn, thank you so much mn.

Found this book really good. Enjoyed that the story was told from different times and it kept me gripped. Very atmospheric and I felt really immersed in the surroundings and characters. I found some parts of the novel a little bit too convenient for the plot (although this is often the case in novels).

I was delighted to receive a copy of this book, as I have enjoyed Kate's previous novels. This one didn't disappoint. I enjoyed the introduction of Sadie Sparrow, and also liked the way I felt certain I had worked out the mystery several times, only for the solution to be wrong a few chapters later! For me, the only problem was the ending, which was just too neat! Far too many coincidences, and also a bit improbable.

I was unsure if I would like this book at first but within a few pages I was totally hooked and could not put it down, a real page turner! I loved the way the book covered two different generations and had so many twists in. I would never have guessed the ending. A great book that I would recommend to anyone.

Lovely atmospheric book. Well woven plot with complex characters. The setting is appealling and the surroundings brought to life through imaginative story line. Jolly good read

Thoroughly enjoying it - very gripping.

I wanted to give this book 5 stars but I'm down grading it to 4 out 5 stars because ironically it fell short due to of how long the book was, as well written as it was I found it to drag a little.

Having said that the story itself was quite the page turner, so many twists and turns, just when I thought I had it all figured out my theories got turned on their head.

There were two stories running parallel in this novel, a case from back in the 1930's that was never solved and a case in the present time which seemed clear cut but was there more to it?

I think some might have found the story confusing, the back and forth between past and present but I found easy enough to follow. I guess I would say this is a book that you need to spend time on not one that you can easily dip in and out of.

The descriptions of the lake house were perfect, I could imagine the building and it's grounds, it was definitely a place I'd love to visit and I found myself immersed in what the characters were going through.

A clever crime/mystery, I don't think anyone can truly work out just what the hell happened to that boy all those years ago but like I said in the beginning I just wish it could have been edited to be just slightly shorter.

Thank you Mumsnet for my copy of The Lake House.
I found this a confusing read as it went back and forth and it took me a while to figure out where different characters belonged when they were re-mentioned.

However, despite the complex plot, once I got into it, it moves at a fast pace and eventually, in the end, all of the pieces came together and it was a good read.

Received my copy earlier this week - thanks. Just finished reading it today. I have achieved nothing all day except a small patch of sunburn on my arm from holding the book and completing the book!

It's a real page turner (and I normally dislike that expression). I couldn't put it down. Kate Morton knows how to tell a story and how to write characters that readers will like. There a lot of different threads in this story and it does jump back and forth in time, but I never found myself lost and followed it avidly all the way through. The descriptive detail was beautiful - I could picture the house and garden clearly. There were enough twists and developments to keep me guessing most of the way (although I had worked it all out by about two thirds in) and once I'd figured it out, I had to keep going to see if I was right.

If anyone's looking for a family saga type holiday read - easy read with a good bit of mystery thrown in - then this is for you.

Received my copy - thanks. Looking forward to reading as I have enjoyed her other books.

I love all of Kate Mortons books- in fact she is one of my top authors. The lake house is another beautiful novel, similar in vein to Kate's other books- beautiful old house and setting, stories mingled through the years. A years old crime at the root of the story- and an off duty Police woman determined to crack it. Fantastic reading as always. Can't wait to read Kate's next book.

Missed the opportunity unfortunately. Loved the Forgotten Garden and am sure this would have been a good read.

I was really hoping to win a copy as it sounds right up my street but i will borrow a copy form the library instead!

Got an email yesterday to say I would be getting a copy. Many thanks, am looking forward to reading it.