Mid Winter of The Spirit

Still, the books are all very good, I hope they will film more of them.

Maybe Gomer Parry ( plant hire!) will be Chinese.

Thanks for the info it makes more sense now, but please can everyone NOT give things away that happen further along the line..

We will try!

With his history rosesarered I don't think he could have become a social worker. I wonder if we will hear any of his music. I think there is some on Phil Rickman's site.

I hope they will do more too but Ana is right, we could have taken more time getting to know the characters.

I lived in Hereford and in an outlying village Rosequartz. One of the victims in the last novel came from that village (da, da, dah) ... and they kept going for coffee in the hotel where I had my wedding reception but only, I think in the last book .

Haven't read any of the books, enjoyed last night's episode, but did feel that I had missed some of the story. Didn't find it particularly scary, but then I am not the scary type (I just make sure there is nothing under the bed every night!). Looking forward to how this evolves.

Yes I really enjoyed this and have dumped Dr Foster as this week's episode was TEDIOUS!!

I found it very forgettable. Is there going to be any actual story to it?

I will stick with Doc Foster.

Saw half of it then like jing got bored.

Oh, am I stupid? (Don't answer).
The social worker is Lol Robinson!
Oh! I wondered where Lol was, kept waiting for him to pop up.

Gracesgran I keep meaning to visit churchyards around where my family lived to do some research, but I'm scared now ......

Rosequartz

It's such a lovely part of the country and I always felt that Hereford and Herefordshire where additional characters in the stories.

I've read all the Merrily Watkins series and hadn't noticed that they had made a TV series out of it. So I didn't watch it and don't think I will because I like to see the characters as I imagine them.

Thank you for telling me there are a series of books I shall go to the library and get the first one to see what its all about. Except so will everyone else. Anna Maxwell Martin played a very sympathetic role, I hope nothing nasty happens to her.

Glad I'm not the only one failing to care about Dr Foster and also that I haven't read any books by Phil Rickman, insofar as that means I had no expectations to colour my viewing of it of Midwinter which seems to be enjoyable hokum.

Lona says "she yawned through Dr Foster". I can assure her that if, like me, she discovered her husband was having an affair she would find it rivetting. The hurt and the pain at the betrayal and the desire for revenge makes the whole subject one which I'm sure many women can identify with. I could tell you some of the ways I got back at the grisly German woman who was determined to take my husband, but my post would probably be deleted!

Jaxie Don't assume anything about me please.