Eldrith Manor
Leigh Rivers
by Cora Buckles
A quirky tale of garden intrigue that's shared across decades and unlikely lifetimes. 1914: War is looming in Europe. Helena, a daughter of great privilege in the grand house, leaves her home and garden to be with her French fiancé. She means to become a nurse for the Croix Rouge—the Red Cross in France. She never came back. 1994: After ten years in Africa, Rosie Malone came home to a place she’d never been before. Things feel familiar here in this old house and on these neglected grounds. Sure, the place is historical, but it hasn’t been kept up at all. The lily pad pond was leaking, the shrubs overgrew the statues and the flowerbeds were buried under layers of leaves. As for the mansion, it was turned into a boarding house. So maybe some of those strange things happening are just some of the other tenants practical joking: things have gone missing or been rearranged, odd items are left as offerings, and it feels like Rosie did the very same things not a day or two before . . .
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