The Witch of Willow Hall (Paperback)

from kimkimkim

If you enjoy stories with spirits who commune with the living, dialogue, protocol and etiquette of the 1800s, a bit of scandal, a bit of chicanery, a bit or romance, sisters who love and hate each other in equal measure, town gossips, a little more romance and a few more spirits clogging up the w...

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Heartbreakingly enchanting story. Engaging and continued to keep my interest.. The Witch or Willow Hall was a perfect October read, however, it will be a great read for all seasons. Hester Fox, does a wonderful job of telling a story, building her characters so you become invested in the outcome ...

from wagner.sarah35

This is a rich and atmospheric novel about a witch discovering her own power, but only after suffering tragedy and scandal within her own family. Lydia is a very like-able character, even if her past includes too-many-to-be-coincidental accidents among those who have caused her anger. After her f...

from Sandeen

Written by Hester Fox, this novel follows Lydia Montrose, the middle daughter of a wealthy family that has fled Boston on the heels of a devastating rumor about there family involving the eldest son whom we never meet. Now. Where to begin. I was enthralled with this novel. Sometimes, okay often, ...

from IreneCole

What an intriguing read! When the Montrose family was forced by scandal to uproot their lives and flee the city, I at first thought to myself that surely it could not have been that severe, after all what was not considered scandalous in those days? The scandal itself is a bit of a mystery, and t...