| Author: | Brenda Limpert | ISBN: | 9781483517162 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby | Publication: | January 5, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Brenda Limpert |
| ISBN: | 9781483517162 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby |
| Publication: | January 5, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Sometimes, in order to begin a new life, you must first raze the old one. Moor House’s legendary history and its storied denizens put the small ocean community of Chester Moor, Massachusetts on the map. And when a letter from the grave threatens to reveal a long buried secret and add another frightening chapter to Moor House’s past, Corin Farwell must face her demons, discern her friends from her enemies, and contemplate what the word ‘faith’ really means to her. The Federal-style mansion that had been in the Farwell family for generations stood on guard up a slight hill on secluded Endicott Point overlooking Prides Sound. Its skinny white siding only exaggerated its size and created the fitting image of a home ripping at its seams. A prolific and fanciful letter writer, Corin’s father left behind a trail of troubling entries leading to a final letter to be read after his death and in front of an assembly of handpicked guests from Moor House’s past. But someone does not want the letter read and a chain of alarming events makes Corin wonder if she will ever shake the ghosts of Moor House. She calls on the hope of a better legacy, an underestimated stranger, and a sister with a shared secret to give her the strength to overcome it all.
Sometimes, in order to begin a new life, you must first raze the old one. Moor House’s legendary history and its storied denizens put the small ocean community of Chester Moor, Massachusetts on the map. And when a letter from the grave threatens to reveal a long buried secret and add another frightening chapter to Moor House’s past, Corin Farwell must face her demons, discern her friends from her enemies, and contemplate what the word ‘faith’ really means to her. The Federal-style mansion that had been in the Farwell family for generations stood on guard up a slight hill on secluded Endicott Point overlooking Prides Sound. Its skinny white siding only exaggerated its size and created the fitting image of a home ripping at its seams. A prolific and fanciful letter writer, Corin’s father left behind a trail of troubling entries leading to a final letter to be read after his death and in front of an assembly of handpicked guests from Moor House’s past. But someone does not want the letter read and a chain of alarming events makes Corin wonder if she will ever shake the ghosts of Moor House. She calls on the hope of a better legacy, an underestimated stranger, and a sister with a shared secret to give her the strength to overcome it all.
