β Scribed by Kirsty Ferry
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Moving between the present day and 1930s England, this compelling, romantic mystery reminds us that the past is never really the past . . .
Aidan Edwards has always been fascinated by the life of his great-great-uncle Robert. A trip to Hartsford Hall, and an encounter with Cassie Aldrich, leads him closer to the truth about Robert Edwards, as he unravels the scandalous story of a bright young poet and a beautiful spirited aristocrat in the carefree twilight of the 1930s before the Second World War.
But can Aidan find out what happened to Robert after the warβor will he have to accept that certain parts of his uncle's life will remain forever shrouded in mystery?
The Hartsford Mysteries series can be read in any order.
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