Things are changing at Turnham Malpas: brash Craddock Fitch up at the Big House is determined to make his mark on the village, and the village is determined to put him in his place, whilst Sir Ralph is having trouble adjusting to his lowly position and timid Muriel to her exalted one.
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Rebecca Shaw qualified as a teacher of deaf children before embarking on marriage and a family. She is now a Sunday Times bestselling author.
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By Quote: "Please, Rector, please sit down." Mr Fitch sat at his desk chair. "I suppose you saw my effigy?" A third good work in this series by Rebecca Shaw. More drama, more eccentric villagers, more legal battles. All good things.
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This review is from: Village Matters (Turnham Malpas 03) (Paperback)
This is the third novel in the Turham Malpas series of books about English village life. The village verger is marrying the rector's new housekeeper, a new baby joins the scene, and church silver hidden during World War II is rediscovered in the former big house, sparking a legal battle over the ownership of the pieces.
Quote: "Please, Rector, please sit down." Mr Fitch sat at his desk chair. "I suppose you saw my effigy?" A third good work in this series by Rebecca Shaw. More drama, more eccentric villagers, more legal battles. All good things.
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