Eldrith Manor
Leigh Rivers
by Audrey Faye
Indigo, Violet and Blue - three best friends who are about to drive around a bend in the road and have their lives change forever.
Indigo's feet are restless. Her chart isn't showing any surprises this week, but that doesn't always keep her Sagittarius soul at home, and neither does a little cold April rain.
Drew isn't sure he's eaten in the last three days, but he knows the sudden tug inside of him isn't hunger. Not the kind that food will fill, anyhow.
Two wandering hearts whose paths are about to cross - and if that doesn't get them headed in the right direction, there are two best friends and a matchmaking ghost waiting in the wings.
Welcome to book one of the For The Love of Purple trilogy, three stories of friendship and unexpected (and sometimes reluctant!) love.
Note from Audrey: I wrote this trilogy during the pandemic because I needed to breathe air into my lungs and peace into my soul. May these pages deliver the same to you. Be safe and well in these challenging times.
September 25, 2021
Indigo Indigo is an astrologer with a wondering soul. Her latest trip leads her to a small costal town by the name of Perception Bay. And a turn around the corner brings her face to face with a store. A store that she has seen many times in the art of one of her best friends. A place they have been looking for decades. When Blue and Violet arrive they have to decide if they are ready to make their dream a reality. Violet already feels at home. Empathic and a little telepathic, Perception Bay is...
January 14, 2022
Audrey is an amazingly talented artist. She draws me so deep into her worlds that it is sometimes jarring when something interupts my reading and I have to drag myself back to reality. She's basically brilliant. This new world of hers is as wonderful as her others and I plan to revisit it often, after I finish the others in this series of course. I'm hoping that there will be more than just the the three books. I can't wait to read Blue's story next and am going to download it as soon as I...
April 19, 2021
As a ghost mountain addict, I am biased. I have finished half of Indigo and can say the plot isn't going anywhere very fast. Just a pleasant time spent with Indigo, Blue, Violet, and Drew. You can put it down, do something else, and come back. I think that is what Ms. Faye intended for a lockdown book. Since I am tired of urban fantasy, it works fine to relax you. I use if for a bed time read before dropping off to sleep. No nightmares. Enough nightmares are out there in the real world. I...
December 10, 2020
In typical Audrey Faye fashion, this was a beautiful story full of so much that tugged on my heart, in a beautiful and good way. This was a story my soul needed, one of quiet hope, love, strength, friendship, and of a family made up of those you chose. It also featured a small group of intriguing supporting characters from the town, I am hoping we see a lot more of Hamish, and a dog that I don’t think I can get enough of by the name of Gruesome. This is a must read in my book, it’s simply...
December 11, 2020
As a big fan of Audrey Faye's work, I was a little concerned when she shared with her list that she was taking a break from her last series (Ghost Mountain Shifters) due to the demands of the pandemic...but that she was inspired to write something a bit lighter. She did not disappoint. This was exactly what I needed. And in true Audrey Faye fashion - this is a book I read in two sittings and a book I am sure to go back to - to read again more slowly. She introduces a trio of friends and a cast...
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