Everyone Her Own Tale is a gripping gothic suspense novel that plunges readers into the dark and windswept harbor streets of 19th century Falmouth, Cornwall, where danger lurks in every shadow and secrets linger behind closed doors. Effy, a spirited woman with a hidden gift for the supernatural, has found a new life with her husband, William, a shipbuilder whose dreams are as expansive as the sea. But, their newfound happiness is threatened by the sinister presence of Jack Rowe, a relentless figure from their past, who arrives in economically depressed Falmouth with a vendetta and an insatiable hunger for treasure he believes Effy has hidden.
As Effy navigates being an outsider in her new home, she is drawn deeper in to a web of dark forces, from the chilling spread of cholera to the whispers of deceit that speak of unfinished business. Effy must work with Anna Maria Fox to create social change and also confront mortal dangers that stalk her using the restless spirits of the past that reach out to her. WIth every step, she teeters on the edge between reality and the supernatural, caught in a battle for survival, love, and her own identity.
Set against the richly painted backdrop of the facts of Victorian Cornwall and historically accurate characters, Everyone Her Own Tale is a story of resilience and mystery where a woman must chart her own course through the fog of danger, betrayal, and the whispers of the dead. Will Effy's strength and cunning be enough to protect her family and outmaneuver her enemies, or will the dark forces conspiring against her finally claim her as their own? Dive into a tale where every twist of fate has a consequence and every shadow hides a secret waiting to be told.
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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Everyone Her Own Tale is a gripping gothic suspense novel that plunges readers into the dark and windswept harbor streets of 19th century Falmouth, Cornwall, where danger lurks in every shadow and secrets linger behind closed doors. Effy, a spirited woman with a hidden gift for the supernatural, has found a new life with her husband, William, a shipbuilder whose dreams are as expansive as the sea. But, their newfound happiness is threatened by the sinister presence of Jack Rowe, a relentless figure from their past, who arrives in economically depressed Falmouth with a vendetta and an insatiable hunger for treasure he believes Effy has hidden. As Effy navigates being an outsider in her new home, she is drawn deeper in to a web of dark forces, from the chilling spread of cholera to the whispers of deceit that speak of unfinished business. Effy must work with Anna Maria Fox to create social change and also confront mortal dangers that stalk her using the restless spirits of the past that reach out to her. WIth every step, she teeters on the edge between reality and the supernatural, caught in a battle for survival, love, and her own identity. Set against the richly painted backdrop of the facts of Victorian Cornwall and historically accurate characters, Everyone Her Own Tale is a story of resilience and mystery where a woman must chart her own course through the fog of danger, betrayal, and the whispers of the dead. Will Effy's strength and cunning be enough to protect her family and outmaneuver her enemies, or will the dark forces conspiring against her finally claim her as their own Dive into a tale where every twist of fate has a consequence and every shadow hides a secret waiting to be told. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798988630760
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