The Girl In The Photograph

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Mysterious pasts unravel in haunting historical novel.

The book is a perfect read for fans of gothic literature. The author has skilfully woven a brooding, suspenseful atmosphere full of secrets and ghosts. Reviewed as a saga, the novel has slow-burning tension throughout, with the story moving between past and present. The narrative is prickly and absorbing, making the reader an active participant in the intrigue.

The Girl In The Photograph

Regular price RM43.49 MYR
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ISBN: 9781405917421
Estimated First-hand Retail Price: RM67.05 MYR
Authors: Kate Riordan
Publisher: Penguin Books
Date of Publication: 2015-01-15
Format: Paperback
Related Topics: Mystery Thriller, Mystery, Suspense
Goodreads rating: 3.72
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The Girl in the Photograph is a haunting and atmospheric novel that tells the tales of women in two different eras – the 1890’s and 1930’s – and how their lives seem to be entwined by fate. Kate Riordan’s novel is a beautifully dark and beguiling tale which will sweep you away. It will appeal to fans of Kate Morton and Daphne Du Maurier's Rebecca.In the summer of 1933, Alice Eveleigh has arrived at Fiercombe Manor in disgrace. The beautiful house becomes her sanctuary, a place to hide her shame from society in the care of the housekeeper, Mrs Jelphs. But the manor also becomes a place of suspicion, one of secrecy.Something isn't right.Someone is watching.There are secrets that the manor house seems determined to keep. Tragedy haunts the empty rooms and foreboding hangs heavy in the stifling heat. Traces of the previous occupant, Elizabeth Stanton, are everywhere and soon Alice discovers Elizabeth's life eerily mirrors the path she herself is on.(
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Mysterious pasts unravel in haunting historical novel.

The book is a perfect read for fans of gothic literature. The author has skilfully woven a brooding, suspenseful atmosphere full of secrets and ghosts. Reviewed as a saga, the novel has slow-burning tension throughout, with the story moving between past and present. The narrative is prickly and absorbing, making the reader an active participant in the intrigue.