A hidden note.
I feel like I\'m a better person for reading it\'\'I cried with this book - it tugged at the heart all the way through\'\'This must be one of the best books I have ever read\'\'You will be thinking of this book long after you\'ve finished it\'.
So beautifully written.
Wonderfully romantic with beautiful characters\'\'I have finished this book with tears in my eyes but a smile on my face\'\'I couldn\'t put it down. . . restoring your faith in the kindness of strangers and the strength of the human spirit\'\'From start to finish, a lovely, sometimes heartbreaking read\'\'A sheer joy to read . . .
I cried buckets of tears reading it\'\'A beautifully told, tragic tale . .\'You will find it hard to put down. .
No one grips your heart like Kathryn Hughes .
Heartfelt and poignant an absolute joy\' A reader on The KeyIt\'s time to discover what a million readers already know. .\'Oh wow! This story broke my heart then filled it with joy then broke it all over again! I adored The Letter and The Secret but this I have to say was my favourite. .
The shocking contents, untouched for half a century, will lead Sarah to unravel a forgotten story of tragedy and lost love, and the chance to make an old wrong right .
Whilst exploring the old corridors she discovers a suitcase belonging to a female patient who entered Ambergate fifty years earlier.
When she meets a young woman admitted by her father, little does Ellen know that a choice she will make is to change both their lives for ever...2006Sarah is drawn to the now abandoned Ambergate.
A second chance...\'A wonderful, enthralling story; one that I didn\'t want to end\' Lesley Pearse on The Key\'A heartbreakingly powerful read\' The Sun on The KeyFrom the #1 bestselling author of The Letter, Kathryn Hughes, comes The Key, an unforgettable story of a heartbreaking secret that will stay with you for ever.1956 It\'s Ellen Crosby\'s first day as a student nurse at Ambergate Hospital.
A lost love.
A hidden note
