The Empty House

The books of Rosamunde Pilcher (1924–2019) are known and loved all over the world. Her novels are simple and unhurried, but they have a lot of genuine warmth and heartfelt emotion. The writer's credo can be characterized by the phrase:... "Good people will always be alright," — and in this case, it is the key to lasting reader success.
Virginia, at twenty-seven, is left a widow. She moves to a house on the Cornish coast to reflect on her not-so-happy past and regain her emotional balance in solitude. The rugged Cornwall, with its winds, beautiful landscapes, and changing shades of sea water, seems to help her understand how to live on. Gradually, Virginia gains the strength to make an important choice and finally become the master of her own fate.