The House at the End of the Moor (Paperback)

from Deana

This has been a lovely story that takes readers back to England in 1861. I loved how the author describes the time period which make it easy to visualize . Maggie is a recluse in her home and people know little about her. She is weary of everyone and has a trust issue. She has a secret that coul...

from Virginia51

It is always hard for me to imagine how bad prisons were in the 1800's and how bad they still can be today. I loved the characters in the story. I was a little surprised at how helpful Maggie was in the beginning when she found Oliver injured. I loved how this story proved that Oliver was innocen...

from BabblingBeckyL

"Books are light and air.” This one was sweet ambrosia to my soul. It was midnight. I was just finishing Michelle Griep's The House at the End of the Moor. All I could do was sit in my chair and grin hugely. The House at the End of the Moor was everything and more (pardon the pun) I could hope fo...

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Justice is not free...someone must pay. What an incredible book, certainly one you will not put down until you have finished, so be sure you have no other plans for your day! Oliver Ward finds himself in Dartmoor Prison for a crime he did not commit. Figuring the only way out of this situation is...

from CPS

What a story! Beginning in a cell block in Dartmoor Prison, and quickly advancing to a secluded house at the end of a moor, I was fully transported back to Devon, England, in the year 1861, to begin a journey that I won't soon forget. Maggie Lee and Oliver Ward might both be considered prisoners ...