And spoiler alert, it’s not a classic that takes place in Regency Era England. Grace must learn the truth about her home and its curse before she and her daughter become the next victims, with the assistance of the charming and charming Reverend Matthew Parker.My favorite book is Jane Eyre, my second favorite being Pride and Prejudice-what can I say? I’m a classics lover.īut now, I have a third favorite book, and it’s all thanks to a magnificent new author on the scene: Wendy Webb. Could it have been murder? Or was she a victim of the alleged curse of Alban? Grace quickly realizes that the dark passageways of the mansion are just as tangled with family secrets. On the day she died, her mother intended to tell a reporter the truth about that night. For all these years, the powerful Alban family has kept the night a secret. Grace is drawn into a decades-old mystery about a scandalous party at Alban House, where a world-famous author committed suicide and Grace’s aunt vanished without a trace thanks to a box of old love letters, long-buried family secrets, and a lost manuscript. Grace, on the other hand, discovers that more than just her own personal demons are haunting Alban House after the sudden death of her mother brings her and her teenage daughter back. Grace Alban has avoided her childhood home, the grand Alban House on the shores of Lake Superior, for reasons she would rather forget for more than two decades. The Fate of Mercy Alban is a standalone title by Wendy Webb. Maybe it’s the eerie atmosphere or the elegant, elderly maid who used to work for her mother, but Hallie can’t shake the feeling that strange things are starting to happen… And then there is the grand Victorian home that was left to her. However, not everyone reacts so negatively to her a coffee shop owner and the family lawyer become enamored with Hallie, opening the door to potential romance. Hallie quickly realizes that the dark secrets of her family are intertwined with the strange place’s past as the stiff islanders stare at her with icy stares and then unabashed amazement. Hallie travels to the island in the middle of the Great Lakes where her mother lived in order to find answers. Hallie’s father took her away from Madlyn for what reason? What exactly transpired with her family 30 years ago? However, it turns out that Madlyn, her mother, was still alive until only recently. After hearing that her mother had died in a fire decades earlier, Hallie was raised by her loving father. Hallie James’s life is thrown off balance when a mysterious letter arrives in her mailbox.

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