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Hiding from the light

Emma Dickson has a successful city career and a flourishing relationship. So why does the advertisement for sale of Liza's Cottage, a house she remembers from childhood holidays, turn her well-ordered life upside down with longing?

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  • "Emma Dickson has a successful city career and a flourishing relationship. So why does the advertisement for sale of Liza's Cottage, a house she remembers from childhood holidays, turn her well-ordered life upside down with longing?"@en
  • "Emma Dickson has a successful City career and a flourishing relationship. Mike Sinclair is fascinated by the history of the parish, especially the 17th century, when Witchfinder General Matthew Hopkins conducted his terrible work. Emma pins her dreams on her move to Mistley, but once there, she is haunted by nightmares, dreams of the past, and of the cottage's original owner at the time of the witch hunt."@en
  • "A gripping tale of witchcraft and romance, past and present, as modern-day characters are caught up in a battle that has been raging for hundreds of years. Emma Dickson has a successful City career and a flourishing relationship. So why does the advertisement for sale of Liza's Cottage, a house she remembers from childhood holidays on the rural Essex coast, turn her well-ordered life upside down with longing? Emma pins her dreams on her move to the village of Mistley. But, once there, she is haunted by nightmares and dreams of the past; of the cottage's original owner at the time of the witch-hunt. The home she wanted so desperately now seems menacing."@en
  • "Emma Dickson has a successful city career and a flourishing relationship. So why does the advertisement for sale of Liza's cottage, a house she remembers from childhood holidays on the rural Essex coast, turn her well-ordered life upside down with longing? Mike Sinclair is fascinated by the history of the parish, especially the seventeenth century, when Witchfinder General Matthew Hopkins conducted his terrible work. Emma pins her dreams on her move to Mistley, but once there, she is haunted by nightmares, dreams of the past, and of the cottage's original owner at the time of the witch-hunt. As the ancient feast of Halloween approaches, an escalating sense of menace threatens to explode into terrifying violence."@en

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  • "Ghost stories"
  • "Ghost stories"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Audiobooks"@en
  • "History"@en
  • "Talking books"@en

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  • "Hiding from the light"
  • "Hiding from the light"@en