![]() It's going to be rather hard for me to say anything about the book without giving away plot points that need to be discovered on your own, but I do want to say how much I appreciated the author's ability to craft a tightly woven story, saturated in fear. So to whomever you are, I thank you for reviewing this book and convincing me that I needed to read it. ![]() Of course I think it helped that I was on a Gothic fix at the time, so it sounded even better. All I know is that after reading that review, I knew I had to give it a go. I can't remember who's review I first saw that made me want to read this book. And she must descend into the darkness at the heart of the Wraxford Mystery to find the truth, even at the cost of her life. Years before, a family disappeared at Wraxford Hall, a decaying mansion in the English countryside with a sinister reputation. ![]() Constance is left alone, her only legacy a bequest that will blight her life.įor Constance's bequest comes in two parts: a house and a mystery. Constance takes her to a seance: perhaps she will find comfort form beyond the grave. ![]() Constance Langton grows up in a household marked by death, her father distant, her mother in perpetual mourning for Constance's sister, the child she lost. ![]()
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