Between the Worlds

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Summary: Author In Search of a Plot,Unfortunately She never Finds One
Review: Several years ago I read "The Hide and Seek Files" by this author, and it was an EXCELLENT book.

Thinking that Ms. March undoubtedly had more than one good book in her, I ordered and read "Between the Worlds."

Perhaps Ms. March does have more than one good book in her. I sincerely hope so, but Between the Worlds wasn't one of them. I have not read any of her other books, but the two mentioned here, at this time.

A typical paragraph from Between the Worlds is the one given here: "I do not want to be an unquiet ghost woman hovering in the glades and groves, endlessly circling the old stones and calling and calling for ever simply because in this life I was unvoiced for ever."

The story, such as it is, centers around Lerryn and her female lover, Tarn. It also deals with their problems with past loves, their present children & grandchildren, and explores the issues of women being accused of witchcraft in the past, and the need for women's land.