The Dog House (Harding's World of Romance)
“During that week they had managed to work out a sort of routine that kept both of them happy while Fiona made progress with her writing. In the mornings they would go for long hill walks, following footpaths up through wood and bracken to reach the open heather of the higher ground, broken here and there by rockier ridges and fast-flowing streams. Livingstone was free to release some of his boundless energy while Fiona thought about what she was reading in the notebook, trying to tie the poems ...and notes to the landscape that she wandered through.
In the afternoons Livingstone seemed content to rummage in the large, overgrown garden while Fiona sat in front of her computer, notes and books strewn about her as she jotted down her latest impressions and ideas about Campbell’s life.
She had discovered the notebook tucked away in an old trunk in the attic of Mackenzie House. Her thesis research had been largely historical, compiling old records and mentions of the historic building before it was renovated, but her earlier areas of study had also included literature.MoreLess
In the afternoons Livingstone seemed content to rummage in the large, overgrown garden while Fiona sat in front of her computer, notes and books strewn about her as she jotted down her latest impressions and ideas about Campbell’s life.
She had discovered the notebook tucked away in an old trunk in the attic of Mackenzie House. Her thesis research had been largely historical, compiling old records and mentions of the historic building before it was renovated, but her earlier areas of study had also included literature.MoreLess
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