Tuesday, April 23, 2019

MR. FINCHLEY DISCOVERS HIS ENGLAND Review






Set during the 1930's, MR. FINCHLEY DISCOVERS HIS ENGLAND is book 1 of a trilogy that holds a timeless appeal. Perfect for stepping back in time to a slower era. It's a balm to the heart and soul. Loved it!

My thoughts...5 stars

Mr. Finchley, head clerk in a solicitors office  is single, 45, and has never had a holiday. Until now. Mr. Finchley is going to holiday in Margate, or so he believes. Innocently passing a bit of time sunning on a bench before lunch & catching his train leads to Mr. Finchley unwittingly being involved in a high speed police chase and being taken hostage among other adventures. 

What a delightful change of reading pace. Mr. Finchley's adventures and era almost convinces me  I was born too late. It's hard to find books and writing like this unless you look to the past and mores the pity. 

Before you know it you're immersed in Mr. Finchley's world and the colorful characters he encounters on his first holiday. The bar is set high and successive holidays are bound to be a bit of a let down after these escapades.

MR. FINCHLEY FINDS HIS ENGLAND is a lovely, calming escapist read that did me a wealth of good.  If you need a humorous change of pace, literally, give Mr. Finchley a go.

I received a digital copy from the publisher via NetGalley, all views and opinions expressed are my own.

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