It's a sequel of a sorts to "The Shell Seekers," but the characters are different people than the ones that occupys "The Shell Seekers." Only Noel is presented in this book and it's such a nice change to see him growing up into a real man throughout this book. This book is so wonderfully refreshing compared to a lot of novels today. The gorgeous landscapes and beautiful sceneries are simply majestic, but the movie is slow paced and fraught with bad editing and unresolved characters.Between love and passion, feuding families, mother and son, and all other possible relationships involved in a small village ~~ Pilcher covers the range of human lives. Take your eyes from the film and you may lose your interest in this Scotish Payton place. The story was written by Rosamunde Pilcher who's novel became the tedious three hour movie. Twenty years have passed and Pandora is returning to the family gathering and all concern are wary of her reasons. Rebuffed by their explanations, she suffered a car crash and lost her child. However, when both men revealed their primary interests, she came second. Years ago both had a secret affair with Pandora who wanted the security of family, love and marriage. Edmund a wealthy businessman with world wide interest. The first was Edward Fox who plays Archie, a married, wounded and retired army veteran and Michael York who plays Sir. Twenty years ago, a beautiful woman named Pandora (Jacqueline Bisset) shared a most notable time at the estates of two wealthy men. The complex story contained within this movie is universal, in that it involves a group of families living in Scotland and is called " September." The constants are the changing seasons, family, friends, neighbors and the secrets nearly everyone is privy to.
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