Paperback
|21 October 2025
|Suspense/Mystery
In 1890, the tolling of the Traeger Hall bell announces that death has come to the estate, leaving orphaned Waverly Pembrooke to piece together the puzzle behind her relatives' murders. In the present day, the hall's new owner, Jennie Phillips, realizes its dark legacy threatens not only the Traeger descendants...
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In 1890, the tolling of the Traeger Hall bell announces that death has come to the estate, leaving orphaned Waverly Pembrooke to piece together the puzzle behind her relatives' murders. In the present day, the hall's new owner, Jennie Phillips, realizes its dark legacy threatens not only the Traeger descendants...
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This novel recounts a period of time before a double murder, right after and decades later. The chapters switch between a woman who lived at Traeger Hall and a woman who inherited it in the present. The author does a good job of teasing out the details of the past and inserting a new mystery in the present as well. I liked the twists but it makes absolutely no sense that if someone was arrested back in the day why there would be a mystery around who the killer was- that would have been in the papers. There still would have been plenty of mystery as to how/why and the matter of the art and bricked up place. . . and the present day issues as well. If you ignore that one bit then this was an interesting tale with unique twists.
This novel recounts a period of time before a double murder, right after and decades later. The chapters switch between a woman who lived at Traeger Hall and a woman who inherited it in the present. The author does a good job of teasing out the details of the past and inserting a new mystery in the present as well. I liked the twists but it makes absolutely no sense that if someone was arrested back in the day why there would be a mystery around who the killer was- that would have been in the papers. There still would have been plenty of mystery as to how/why and the matter of the art and bricked up place. . . and the present day issues as well. If you ignore that one bit then this was an interesting tale with unique twists.
