Review: Rosamund, the elderly aunt of Gill, is deceased. Gill gets posthumous an assignment: find I

I hope it's you, Imogen, who are listening. Unfortunately I can not be sure, because you seem disappeared. But I trust that the fate and, more importantly, the inventiveness of my niece Gill will ensure a feast for crows that these recordings eventually when you arrive.
Review: Rosamund, the elderly aunt of Gill, is deceased. Gill gets posthumous an assignment: find Imogen and let her hear the four tapes that I recorded. Imogen Gill has met only once, when she was a girl, and she has no idea why her Rosamund a portion of her money fails, and especially those four straps. Imogen reveals untraceable,

and Gill himself listening to the last words of her aunt. Which describes twenty photographs to reveal gradually Imogen who is and where she came from. The rain falls it's a feast for crows not the sort of book you'd expect from Jonathan Coe. Until now, he wrote thrillers and books with a broad view of the outside world. The killer will, for example, is about a wealthy and ruthless family against the backdrop of British politics of the 1980s. Then the rain it falls much more intimate and focused purely on the family history, the secrets and tragedies that a family over the years to collect and are carried away. The biggest secret Coe neatly to the end, but then there is no great shock effect. A beautiful and neatly packed book, but quite decent. More from Jonathan Coe: The murderous Testament Links: Wikipedia (English) - Contemporary Writers (English) a feast for crows - publisher Querido - Reviews of 8weekly.nl, nu.nl, vitaal.nl and Humo Google Maps: The rain before it falls on the world map The rain before it falls by Jonathan Coe - The Rain Before It original title Falls - was published by Querido in 2007, translated from the English by Cecilia Tobacco. 221 pages, ISBN 9789021433189.
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