Morton offers an intricately plotted Cornish mystery, spanning 70 years, that will satisfy both book lovers and fans of, as one of her characters puts it, the whydunnit.
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10 best books of October: the Monitor's picks
Here, according to the Monitor's book critics, are 10 of the best of the new fall book releases.
7. 'The Lake House,' by Kate Morton
