Mystery, unexplained deaths and drama are all in this nineteenth century novel. An elderly spinster living in a cursed house, awaits her brother's release from prison. A young, pretty niece shows up to liven the atmosphere--bringing some lightness to this dark drama. Of course, that leads to some romance, but the real story is much deeper--and that is what keeps the book going. It does drag a bit in the middle, but once you get through that, it becomes very suspenseful.
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