'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title. Lucinda Riley’s readers will enjoy Kinghorn’s manipulation of the story’s time line, fans of Sarah Jio will adore the novel’s romantic backbone, and historical-fiction readers will appreciate Kinghorn’s eye for authentic period details. Mixing backdrops of pastoral England, Rome, and London, Kinghorn has crafted a multilayered story of unbridled passion, intellectual pursuits, and uncovered memories. 0 Ratings 2 Want to read 0 Currently reading 0 Have read Donate this book to the Internet Archive library. I was almost seventeen when the spell of my childhood was broken.It was the beginning of summer. Combining romance, intrigue, tragedy, and new fortunes, this novel is a testament to the power of unlikely friendship. An edition of The last summer (2012) The last summer by Judith Kinghorn. Last Summer by Judith Kinghorn available in Trade Paperback on, also read synopsis and reviews. When a novelist moves into the house to help write the countess’ memoirs, Cecily realizes that learning more about the countess’ past forces her to question her own future. Last Summer by Judith Kinghorn available in Trade Paperback on, also read synopsis and reviews. Drawn to the countess’ stories of precious artwork, grand ballrooms, and hushed romance, Cecily and the countess and her companion form friendships that will last long after the summer ends. The warm summer days promise to be relatively uneventful until a mysterious countess moves into the large house at the edge of the village. Judith Kinghorn's The Last Summer is a dramatic and moving novel set against the heartbreak of the Fir. In the summer of 1911, the sleepy village of Linford doesn’t have much to offer Cecily Chadwick. 1914, the beginning of a blissful, golden summer.

The Last Summer by Judith Kinghorn