House of Echoes
Author: Barbara Erskine
The past isn’t always dead or buried…,,When Joss Grant, adopted at birth, inherits Belheddon Hall – a beautiful old house on the East Anglian coast – it is like a dream come true. Eager to begin a new life there with Luke, her husband, and Tom, her small son, she is also impatient to find out about her newly discovered family who lived there for generations.,,But not long af….Read More
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