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Title: Afternoon Walk by Dorothy Eden, Diana Bishop ISBN: 1-86042-267-5 Publisher: Soundings Pub. Date: October, 1999 Format: Audio Cassette Volumes: 5 List Price(USD): $49.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.25 (4 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: Nice read
Comment: Just finished this book and really enjoyed it -- not so much that it was a thriller or a page-turner, but I did feel that I was there with the other characters, and the storyline was good enough that it kept me interested in picking the book up again once I put it down. It's a quick and easy read, but also very memorable. A light read. Enjoy.

Rating: 3
Summary: ??
Comment: This book was pretty good, but it seemed to go by to fast and I couldn't really feel the character's emotion lke some other books I have read(even though I did cry a little at the end). I read it in one day and it seened like everything just happened at once, then it was over. Over all it was a good book, but I can't really get into books that are as short as this.

Rating: 5
Summary: Ms. Eden Gets Your Attention From The First Line
Comment: The late Dorothy Eden is amazing. I am only sorry I have just recently discovered this amazing lady. I am working on collecting all of her novels. "An Afternoon Walk" caught me immediately. I felt the frustration of the young wife who cannot convince her husband that things are not what they seem. As her frustration grew with events she could not explain, I found myself turning the pages faster and faster. I really found myself caring about whether she was losing it, or was there an undercurrent of human evil present. The conclusion was well worth my time. Dorothy Eden is a word master. Read and enjoy. I also suggest "Death Is a Red Rose." Wow! What a tale of mystery!