Eldrith Manor
Leigh Rivers
by Audrey Faye
She’s empathic. He’s autistic. Born different - and about to discover what lives in the magical place where their differences meet.
Violet feels all the things, catches glimpses of the future, and knows exactly the right pillow for every person she meets, which is good, because they rarely choose the right ones.
Linus isn’t usually a baker, but for three weeks every year, he returns to the town where he was once a small boy with garbled words and bakes bread so that his aunt can take her annual vacation.
There’s a whole town with opinions on whether the two of them belong together. Fortunately, there are also friends with hammers, and hooch-making ghosts.
January 16, 2022
This whole series has been a warm blanket of comfort to read. I have loved getting to know all of the characters and feeling the wonderful sense of community that has grown in each and every one of the books in this series. I cannot go on enough about how much I love the way that Audrey Faye writes her characters. The stories are driven by the characters and are always unique. Each character is an individual and you are able to see and feel them connect and grow amongst other individuals in a...
April 26, 2025
I loved this book. It made me feel so seen. I love the inclusiveness of the entire series and the entire found family vibe. I want to live in Perception Bay. I really want more books like this even if they need to be in a different series because this series is finished. )
March 7, 2021
As I said before, Audrey Faye writes pure poetry. I believe she once commented that these stories came in counterbalance to the throughly rotten year of 2020, and I can believe that. I certainly needed them to remind me some people can live in harmony. Thank you, kind writer. )
February 12, 2021
As a last book in any Audrey Faye trilogy, I’m both delighted with the book while also being sad at the end of these stories. I loved the characters, all the triple blues and the men in their lives , as well as the townsfolk. I think that in 50 + years of reading, this is only the 2nd time where a character in the story has autism, and it’s the 1st time that autism was written about so well. What wonderful stories make up this trilogy! )
February 15, 2021
Ghost Mountain is where I want to live -- when I want to be someplace other, I pick up the pack and go there. Perception Bay offers a way to look for a path to where I need to be and who I need to be. Violet knows things, like puzzle pieces, and keeps alert for the places the pieces belong. Linus is having the amazing experience of being seen and heard and valued for exactly who he is and where he is, with someone not drawing boxes and scripts for him to fit and follow. Violet, Blue, and Indigo...
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