The Daughters of Hampshire: Mist of Midnight : A Novel (Series #1) (Paperback)

from Sarah_Gruwell

I knew from the description going in that this novel had some Gothic elements, but unfortunately, its presence is a lot heavier than originally anticipated. I was again reminded why I'm not a big fan of the Gothic genre. The fumbling sleuthing of our heroine and the overly gloomy atmosphere all s...

from SilversReviews

Was this woman the "real" Miss Ravenshaw or was the Miss Ravenshaw that was at Headbourne House a few weeks ago the "real" Miss Ravenshaw. Rebecca Ravenshaw arrived with her chaperone from India after her parents were killed in an uprising and she was the only one in the family that had survived....

from ivydtruitt

Returning to her family estate after twenty years in India and the loss of her missionary parents in The Mutiny, Rebecca Ravenshaw doesn't expect to discover an imposter has not only preceded her but also passed away, leaving a mystery in her wake. Now Rebecca must prove her claim and adjust alon...

from melinda_hence

I found myself quite engaged with plot and characters, so much so I swept through this wonderful book in a matter of hours, the suspense and mystery working hand in hand holding my attention and curiosity. The gripping plot took me by surprise. Along with Rebecca discerning the culprit of who act...

from eyes.2c

Paradise lost ... A mysterious romance with a touch of the Gothic. Rebecca Ravenshaw left England as a child 20 years ago, bound for India with her well to do missionary parents. She is one of a handful who survived the Indian Mutiny. After harrowing months and harrowing dreams, with her family d...