The Thirteenth Tale of the Keep – Diane Egan and Jennifer Setterfield

So, there is no little handy Amazon picture and you’ll have to bear with me. The WP-Amazon plug in that I love so much works neither in IE7 nor the latest WordPress version, and I am far too lazy to save the image, upload it, insert it, look up my amazon associates code, link the image, and THEN write a post.

Can you blame me?

And can you blame me for mixing up these two novels? The Thirteenth Tale and The Keep are both gothic, and both fine for what they are. They both also made me lose interest partway through, though The Thirteenth Tale (which reminded me of that John somebody novel about the wicked grandmother who lures her grandson away from Australia to complete her revenge, what was that called?) was the more interesting of the two. And that’s really about it.