Nice. This one sticks with me - not the modern mystery, but the old one. Morwenna. The old man is too nasty, in too many directions, to be particularly interesting, though I'm sorry for his daughter. And I'd forgotten the secret about Paddy, too, though I remembered the second half of it as soon as I read the first. There's a lot of secrets and mysteries in here, but most of them are clean - not twistiness and manipulation, just hidden things that come to light in the course of events. A lot of emotional shocks of one sort and another, a lot of realizations of motivations and intentions. It's a good story, with very solid characters and character growth. I like. ( )