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Nine Coaches Waiting Mary Stewart
Publisher: Chicago Review Press, Incorporated

Nine Coaches Waiting by Mary Stewart has been on my radar for quite awhile. Linda Martin lied to her new boss on her job interview. I am in a reading fluff mood because I am finally free from school and tests. I've also heard good things about Nine Coaches Waiting and That Rough Magic. Anbolyn on May 12, 2012 at 8:32 pm said: Good fun is exactly the perfect way to describe Stewart's novels – I love it! When I heard that Nine Coaches Waiting has been compared to both Jane Eyre and Rebecca, I knew I had to pick it up. ReplyDelete · Gelfling January 7, 2011 at 8:44 PM. It's the kind of thing that can get most people fired. Nine Coaches Waiting, 1958, is a delirious blend of Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, MacBeth, and Cinderella. Another author to write, and excel, in the Gothic g. I love suspenseful Gothic romances and Mary Stewart's Nine Coaches Waiting fits that bill! We first discussed the genre known as Gothic when I reviewed "Spindrift" by Phyllis A. My favourite so far is Nine Coaches Waiting, which reminded me of Daphne du Maurier, but as you've said you don't like suspense or gothic romance I probably wouldn't recommend that one to you! My favorite is Nine Coaches Waiting. Nine Coaches Waiting Cover.jpg. I even have it on my Project Fill in the Gaps list. This piece from the Huff Post made me think about our neighborhood's current book club selection, Mary Stewart's Nine Coaches Waiting (which was actually suggested to me by our wonderful client Anne Stuart).