Journeys begin in many different ways. It was Cook, a man experienced in preparations for a long sea expedition, who persuaded Joseph Banks to return to Revesby before they sailed; so that summer of 1768, two months before they were due to depart, he made the journey back to Lincolnshire; back to the woods and fields that for the next three years were what he thought of when he thought of home.
It was an interesting first novel, not quite what I was expecting.
The author has mixed current day life with past historical intrigue.
He managed to intertwine both stories so that you never got lost in either. I did enjoy it
but It wouldn't be one of my all time favourites.
I rate this book 3***
I rate this book 3***
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