β Scribed by Diana C Hall
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Elizabeth Stanton fled New York for Seattle, trading a career on Broadway for a teaching position in theater arts and a house built like a beautiful fort. But, when she discovers one of her students dead inside an empty theatre, Beth risks her own safety to unravel the mystery of Alysonβs deathβa mystery hidden in the histories of four women and the events surrounding the production of the play Madame Butterfly. In this psychological mystery life imitates art, with deadly consequences.
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