Still Glides the Stream, D. E. Stevenson
Still Glides the Stream, D. E. Stevenson
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Still Glides the Stream

Author: D. E. Stevenson

Narrator: Lesley Mackie

Unabridged: 6 hr 51 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Soundings

Published: 03/01/2022


Synopsis

When Will Hastie finally decides to retire from the military and return home to Scotland, he intends to settle down on his family estate and learn to become a farmer. But back home, the death of his best friend and neighbour, Rae, during World War Two is still strongly felt. In particular, Rae's sister, Patty, has been brooding for the past ten years over Rae's final letter home from France. When she decides to share the letter with Will, it sends him off to France to discover for himself the circumstances of Rae's death. And his discovery there changes the lives of all those left behind. . .

Reviews

Goodreads review by Elizabeth on May 23, 2023

Re-reading this in May 2023 and Roger Ayrton and Amberwell are in it!! I never realized that before because I read this before I read Amberwell. 😍......more

Goodreads review by Alisha on November 23, 2012

Intriguing story that got more interesting as it went. Will Hastie is coming home after being away for a while, and he is home to stay, to help his father run the farm. A big part of his homecoming is his reunion with his next-door neighbors. There was a son and daughter, Rae and Patty, who grew up......more

Goodreads review by CLM on July 26, 2017

Another book in which the hero returns to Scotland after the war to begin a new life, and is buoyed by old friends, neighbors, and an unexpectedly charming father. However, Will's childhood friend has died, and Will's intervention is needed to find that family something to substitute for their grief......more

Goodreads review by Jenn on February 25, 2021

I have been In a Mood lately (like, I know, who hasn't?), but purchased this a few days ago when it was on sale and ended up reading it in one big gulp last night. It's entirely predictable and familiar and a total balm - for at least a few hours.......more

Goodreads review by Ann on September 30, 2013

Another "nice" post-WWII book by DE Stevenson. And I mean this without sarcasm. Her books are populated largely by nice, decent folks, who try to do the right thing in difficult circumstances. Family, the ancestral home, the faithful retainers, the old friends one has known since the nursery, all of......more