Outgoing and friendly hotel manager, Meghan McCloud, still can’t believe she has two half-sisters her age with a backstory no one would believe and a father she never thought she would meet, let alone inherit a fortune from. Spending the summer at a gorgeous house on Skaneateles Lake is a small price to pay.
Outgoing and friendly hotel manager, Meghan McCloud, still can’t believe she has two half-sisters her age with a backstory no one would believe and a father she never thought she would meet, let alone inherit a fortune from. Spending the summer at a gorgeous house on Skaneateles Lake is a small price to pay. Besides, she needs the distraction. For thirty years she’s felt unaccepted by her mother’s second family and the men who are intimidated by her drive and ambition, so she threw herself into her work and never looked back. She begins to wonder if she will always be on her own, but then she meets the manager of the country club. Even after she interferes with his work and points out all the things he’s doing wrong, he accepts her for who she is, flaws and all, loving her anyway. She finally learns to love and accept herself, but will she do the same with her sisters and the father who’s asking for forgiveness?
As Lady Cecilia Branstoke convalesces after a severe bout of influenza, an urgent plea for assistance arrives from their friend, Mrs. Montgomery: The Earl of Soothcoor languishes in a goal in Lincolnshire, accused of murder. The victim? Mrs. Montgomery’s husband, Malcolm, reported dead over two years ago!
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Queen Catherine de Medici is dead, and for Meg Wolfe—successor in a line of legendary healers and mystics known as “daughters of the earth”—it is a time of new beginnings. She strives to be ordinary, invisible in the mists of Faire Isle, and is determined to put the terrifying days of a wicked mother and turbulent childhood behind her. But soon a summons from King James will rekindle a menacing power from the past, bringing haunting visions of a nightmare already unfolding—and a shattering mystery steeped in magic that will determine a destiny from which she cannot hide.
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"A fascinating portrayal of London's theatrical milieu...Ware again proves she can intertwine fact and fiction to create an entertaining and harmonious whole." —Publishers Weekly
IF SHAKESPEARE HAD A SISTER…
In 18th century London the glamorous Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres were all the rage, beckoning every young actor, actress, playwright, and performer with the lure of fame and fortune.