Ravenfield Hall
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Rachel never faced her own ghosts. Instead, she chose to become one. I must not make that same mistake.
It’s 1874 in southern Maine when eighteen-year-old aspiring writer Agnes Alder arrives at Ravenfield Hall, an old manor house situated along a jagged patch of coastline. She’s been invited by the young...
Published By Union Square & Co.
Format Paperback
Number Of Pages 320
Publication Date 02/16/2027
ISBN 9781454962540
Dimensions 5.5 inches x 8.25 inches
Beautiful and mysterious, dark and haunting, Ravenfield Hall is the perfect mix of history, romance, and redemption. This is Rebecca for the next generation.—Delilah S. Dawson, New York Times bestselling author of Midnight at the Houdini
With echoes of Rebecca and Jane Eyre, Ravenfield Hall is the perfect story if you love ghostly estates, haunting portraits, and a plucky heroine who's ready to dig up the secrets of the past. This novel is a gorgeous Gothic dream come true.—Gwendolyn Kiste, Four-Time Bram Stoker Award-Winning Author of The Haunting of Velkwood and Everything Looks Better in Red
Ravenfield Hall is a sumptuous Gothic mystery steeped in shipwreck lore, spectral whispers, and the fierce intelligence of a heroine determined to uncover the truth. Hieber delivers a haunting, romantic tale where the living and the dead collide (within the walls of what has to be the best Gothic mansion in recent history); the only thing darker and more dangerous than Ravenfield Hall’s shadows are its secrets.—Christa Carmen, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of The Daughters of Block Island and How to Fake a Haunting
Ravenfield Hall is darkly lush and deeply satisfying Gothic romance. Leanna Renee Hieber skillfully weaves elements of tributes to beloved books with her own unique magic giving us a novel where the dead cry out for vengeance and help the living get it, and where the romance is as haunting as the ghosts.—Kat Howard, Alex Award-winning author of An Unkindness of Magicians