The minotaur / Barbara Vine.

By: Vine, Barbara, 1930-2015Material type: TextTextPublication details: [Bath, England] : Windsor/Paragon, 2005Edition: Large print edDescription: 403 p. (large print) ; 25 cmISBN: 1405611995; 1405612002 (pbk.)Subject(s): Large print books | Nurses -- Fiction | Schizophrenics -- Fiction | Administration of estates -- Fiction | Inheritance and succession -- Fiction | Essex (England) -- FictionGenre/Form: Psychological fiction. | Suspense fiction. | Domestic fiction. Summary: Kerstin Kvist didn't quite know what to expect when she took up a job with the Cosway family at their odd house. Lydstep Old Hall, deep in the Essex countryside. The family turned out to be even odder than the house: living at home with the widowed Mrs Cosway were her three unmarried daughters, in thrall to the old lady; but there was also a mysterious fourth daughter, who came and went infrequently, with ill-disguised contempt for the others. Even more puzzling was Mrs Cosway's son, John, a sad, self-absorbed figure in his thirties. Then, just as she was beginning to get some inkling of what was going on in the house, a stranger with a glamorously Bohemian aura moved into the village - and his presence set the Cosway family on a path to self-destruction...
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First published: Viking, 2005.

Kerstin Kvist didn't quite know what to expect when she took up a job with the Cosway family at their odd house. Lydstep Old Hall, deep in the Essex countryside. The family turned out to be even odder than the house: living at home with the widowed Mrs Cosway were her three unmarried daughters, in thrall to the old lady; but there was also a mysterious fourth daughter, who came and went infrequently, with ill-disguised contempt for the others. Even more puzzling was Mrs Cosway's son, John, a sad, self-absorbed figure in his thirties. Then, just as she was beginning to get some inkling of what was going on in the house, a stranger with a glamorously Bohemian aura moved into the village - and his presence set the Cosway family on a path to self-destruction...

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