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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The bell at St Oswald's had rung every morning for one hundred and fourteen years. On the last Tuesday of February, it didn't. And only Iris Ashworth understood what that silence meant.Iris came to the village of Ravenscroft at fifty-two to start over - a blue door, two olive trees, and the quiet she'd been missing her whole life. What she found instead was a gift she never asked for: the ability to hear the dead, and to know things before they happen.When the beloved Reverend Pembridge dies in his vestry - apparently of natural causes - the whole village mourns and moves on. But Iris can feel that something is wrong. The frequency is frightened. And a vicar who spent thirty-one years quietly keeping the village's secrets did not simply stop, mid-sentence, on an ordinary winter morning.With the help of a werewolf vet who would rather not discuss the full moon, a shopkeeper who feels everyone's feelings, and a careful detective who is learning to trust what he cannot put in a report, Iris begins to pull at a thread that runs forty years deep - to a debt that was never paid, a boy who died too young, and a kindness that turned out to be the most dangerous thing of all.Because in Ravenscroft, the past doesn't disappear.It accumulates.The Silence at St Oswald's is the second book in The Village Whisperer Mysteries - a warm, witty, and quietly magical cozy paranormal series for readers who believe life truly begins after fifty. Perfect for fans of village mysteries, gentle hauntings, and amateur sleuths with a supernatural edge.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The village of Ravenscroft has been keeping its secrets for a very long time. It has been waiting for someone who could hear them.Iris Ashworth arrives in Ravenscroft with a removal van, a spider plant named Derek, and a gift she has spent fifty-two years pretending she doesn't have.She isn't looking for a mystery. She is looking for quiet.She doesn't find it.On her first morning in the village, the bell rings at St Oswald's - and then falls silent in a way that feels wrong. By afternoon, a man is dead. The village calls it an accident, the way villages do. But Iris laid her hand on the cold stone of the church wall, and the stone told her something else entirely.Ravenscroft is a place where everyone knows everything and no one says anything. Where the publican has been watching the same lane for thirty-one years. Where the vet gives nothing away and the shopkeeper feels everything. Where a quiet detective named Daniel Marsh asks questions in a way that suggests he already knows the answers.And where the stones - the walls, the floors, the paths worn smooth by centuries of feet - remember. Every word spoken. Every secret buried. Every thing that was never supposed to come to light.Iris has a choice. She can ignore what the stones are telling her, the way she has ignored it her whole life. Or she can listen.Ravenscroft has been patient. It has chosen its moment. It has chosen her.The Village Whisperer is the first novel in the Village Whisperer Mysteries - a cozy paranormal mystery series set in the North Yorkshire moors, for readers who love a warm village, a fair-play puzzle, and a heroine who is only just beginning to understand what she can do.What readers love about the Village Whisperer Mysteries: - A warm, capable heroine discovering her gift at fifty-two- An atmospheric Yorkshire village with secrets in every stone- A fair-play mystery with real emotional depth- Gentle paranormal elements - never dark, never gory- Clean content: no graphic violence, no explicit scenes, no profanity- A slow-burn romance that begins here and builds across the seriesThis is where Ravenscroft begins. Step inside.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Some music was never meant to finish. Now something wants it to. When a dying man leaves Hartley's Curiosities an ornate silver-capped conductor's baton, Diana Hartley expects a strange bequest; not a sixty-year-old haunting. Sixty years ago, a conductor collapsed mid-performance, and his orchestra played on without him, note for note, until the piece stopped itself four bars from the end. No one has dared finish it since. The baton remembers why. As Keeper of the Catalogue, a back-room archive of objects that remember what people would rather forget; Diana has learned to trust the cold that crawls off a thing with a secret. This one hides a stolen name, a forgotten grave, and a quiet English village that has spent two generations pretending the silence was only ever about grief. And someone now believes the final coda is owed an ending, whatever it costs the person standing closest when the last note falls. With her psychometric friend Sylvia, an archivist whose photographs catch what the eye can't, and a village policeman whose own gift for the dead keeps growing, Diana has three days before the festival concert to stop history repeating itself. Meridian, the grey shop cat, refuses to settle; and as usual, he already knows how it ends. The Maestro's Baton is the fourth book in the Hartley Catalogue Mysteries, a cozy paranormal mystery series set in a haunted antique shop in an English village. If you love a cozy mystery with a cat, a clever middle-aged heroine, a charming British village full of secrets, and a gentle thread of magic running under the tea and gossip, Diana Hartley's world is waiting for you. Perfect for readers who love: Cozy paranormal mysteries with a touch of magic. A cozy mystery with a cat who steals every scene. Small English and British village mystery settings. A magical antique shop full of objects with secrets. A smart, warm heroine over fifty who solves her own cases. A slow-burning mystery with heart, humour, and a little of the uncanny. Curl up with a cozy paranormal mystery you won't want to put down. Each Hartley Catalogue Mystery is a complete story, and the series can be enjoyed in any order.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - When the past refuses to stay buried, a mature heroine must unseal the ultimate secret. Four months ago, Nora Ashby found not just a coastal refuge in Trevannick, but her hidden inheritance. But decoded keys only open physical doors; they do not prepare you for the emotional architecture of a century-old conspiracy. In The House and the Holding, the whispers from the waves have become demands. The ancient forces Nora awoken are growing stronger, threatening to tear the fabric of Polmear House apart-and the town with it. A shadowy custodian escalates his legal and physical threats, desperate to protect a family lineage built on betrayal and fraud. Joined by her daughter Jess, whose unique architectural gift can read the secrets etched in stone, Nora must lead the race against time before Polmear House is lost to demolition. But true lineage isn't found in property deeds. The keepers' bloodline is failing, and the answer hides deep beneath the final, un-encoded cache. What if the only way to save the line is to burn down the house that betrayal built Return to the misty shores of Cornwall.Buy The House and the Holding today and discover that some legacies must be destroyed before the true lineage can begin.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A brass seal. A stolen name. A hundred-and-twenty-eight-year-old lie that refuses to stay buried. When a battered brass seal turns up in a house clearance, Diana Hartley knows better than most that the quiet ones are dangerous. As Keeper of the Catalogue - a back-room archive of objects that remember what people would rather forget - she has learned to trust the cold that crawls off a thing with a secret. The seal remembers a lie. A falsified birth, a child taken, a name pressed out of the record in a single drop of wax. And the frightened woman it was stolen from is still alive, eighty-one years old, and running out of time to be believed. With her friends - a psychic who reads objects with her bare hands, an archivist whose photographs catch what the eye can't, and a policeman quietly discovering a gift of his own - Diana has a fortnight to prove a truth a powerful family has spent four generations burying. A grey shop cat, as usual, already knows how it ends. The Forger's Seal is the third Hartley Catalogue Mystery: a slow-burn, cozy paranormal whodunit set in an English village, warm as a pot of tea and just a little haunted. Each book solves its own case - but the shop, the shelves, and the secrets carry on. Perfect for readers who love: haunted-object and antique-shop mysteries, amateur sleuths in small English villages, a touch of magic without the gore, found-family warmth, and a clever cat who steals every scene. Start the case today. One-click and step into Wychford.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - For three hundred years, the frequency kept the silence. Tomorrow, the room exhales. Nora is no longer approaching her destination. After seven months of carrying the coastal headland stone, the dawn path north has brought her to where she belongs. She is the Keeper. But as the May morning warms the north Cornish cliffs of Trevannick, a centuries-old secret is about to breathe. When structural work on a local building reveals a sealed oak door intact since 1703, it uncovers more than just deep-earth history. It reveals a carefully designed acoustic vault built to receive the hollow's geological frequency-and a three-hundred-year-old witness who cannot speak. Brought to the village to decrypt the fragile, three-language manuscript inside, rare-document conservator Seren Maddock faces a text that feels as though it is reading her back. But someone else has been keeping this door closed for a very long time, protecting a family truth that cannot survive contact with the truth. As legal threats turn to direct contact, Nora, Cal, and the circle at the Undertow must protect the record. Because the ending is a beginning, and the stone of the keeping always demands faith. In the final Trevannick Mystery, the loop closes, the truth resonates, and the keeping continues.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some music was never meant to finish. Now something wants it to. When a dying man leaves Hartley's Curiosities an ornate silver-capped conductor's baton, Diana Hartley expects a strange bequest; not a sixty-year-old haunting. Sixty years ago, a conductor collapsed mid-performance, and his orchestra played on without him, note for note, until the piece stopped itself four bars from the end. No one has dared finish it since. The baton remembers why. As Keeper of the Catalogue, a back-room archive of objects that remember what people would rather forget; Diana has learned to trust the cold that crawls off a thing with a secret. This one hides a stolen name, a forgotten grave, and a quiet English village that has spent two generations pretending the silence was only ever about grief. And someone now believes the final coda is owed an ending, whatever it costs the person standing closest when the last note falls. With her psychometric friend Sylvia, an archivist whose photographs catch what the eye can't, and a village policeman whose own gift for the dead keeps growing, Diana has three days before the festival concert to stop history repeating itself. Meridian, the grey shop cat, refuses to settle; and as usual, he already knows how it ends. The Maestro's Baton is the fourth book in the Hartley Catalogue Mysteries, a cozy paranormal mystery series set in a haunted antique shop in an English village. If you love a cozy mystery with a cat, a clever middle-aged heroine, a charming British village full of secrets, and a gentle thread of magic running under the tea and gossip, Diana Hartley's world is waiting for you. Perfect for readers who love: Cozy paranormal mysteries with a touch of magic. A cozy mystery with a cat who steals every scene. Small English and British village mystery settings. A magical antique shop full of objects with secrets. A smart, warm heroine over fifty who solves her own cases. A slow-burning mystery with heart, humour, and a little of the uncanny. Curl up with a cozy paranormal mystery you won't want to put down. Each Hartley Catalogue Mystery is a complete story, and the series can be enjoyed in any order. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The bell at St Oswald's had rung every morning for one hundred and fourteen years. On the last Tuesday of February, it didn't. And only Iris Ashworth understood what that silence meant.Iris came to the village of Ravenscroft at fifty-two to start over - a blue door, two olive trees, and the quiet she'd been missing her whole life. What she found instead was a gift she never asked for: the ability to hear the dead, and to know things before they happen.When the beloved Reverend Pembridge dies in his vestry - apparently of natural causes - the whole village mourns and moves on. But Iris can feel that something is wrong. The frequency is frightened. And a vicar who spent thirty-one years quietly keeping the village's secrets did not simply stop, mid-sentence, on an ordinary winter morning.With the help of a werewolf vet who would rather not discuss the full moon, a shopkeeper who feels everyone's feelings, and a careful detective who is learning to trust what he cannot put in a report, Iris begins to pull at a thread that runs forty years deep - to a debt that was never paid, a boy who died too young, and a kindness that turned out to be the most dangerous thing of all.Because in Ravenscroft, the past doesn't disappear.It accumulates.The Silence at St Oswald's is the second book in The Village Whisperer Mysteries - a warm, witty, and quietly magical cozy paranormal series for readers who believe life truly begins after fifty. Perfect for fans of village mysteries, gentle hauntings, and amateur sleuths with a supernatural edge. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When the past refuses to stay buried, a mature heroine must unseal the ultimate secret. Four months ago, Nora Ashby found not just a coastal refuge in Trevannick, but her hidden inheritance. But decoded keys only open physical doors; they do not prepare you for the emotional architecture of a century-old conspiracy. In The House and the Holding, the whispers from the waves have become demands. The ancient forces Nora awoken are growing stronger, threatening to tear the fabric of Polmear House apart-and the town with it. A shadowy custodian escalates his legal and physical threats, desperate to protect a family lineage built on betrayal and fraud. Joined by her daughter Jess, whose unique architectural gift can read the secrets etched in stone, Nora must lead the race against time before Polmear House is lost to demolition. But true lineage isn't found in property deeds. The keepers' bloodline is failing, and the answer hides deep beneath the final, un-encoded cache. What if the only way to save the line is to burn down the house that betrayal built? Return to the misty shores of Cornwall.Buy The House and the Holding today and discover that some legacies must be destroyed before the true lineage can begin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some secrets are old enough to have taken root. When a Welsh antiquarian historian is found dead on the fell path above Ravenscroft, Iris Ashby knows two things: her gift heard something in the mist, and the village has been keeping this secret for a very long time. The dead woman was carrying an 1847 document - one that names four custodian families as guardians of something ancient buried in the heart of the village. Someone wanted that document badly enough to kill for it. And the trail leads straight to Cornelius Dray, who has been standing at his gate for 175 years, waiting for exactly this moment. As DI Daniel Marsh investigates and Iris listens to the dead, the village's oldest mystery begins to surface - and the quiet autumn that was supposed to be ordinary turns into anything but. What the Village Keeps is the final book in The Village Whisperer Mysteries - a cozy paranormal mystery series set in afictional North Yorkshire village, with a slow-burn romance, a supernatural gift, and a cast of characters who feel like family.Warm, funny, and quietly surprising. Readers of this cozy mystery series love: An amateur sleuth heroine who is funny, grounded, and over fiftyA slow-burn romance that finally, quietly, arrivesA vampire who reads the newspaper and has opinions about ironworkFive cats on a wall, always facing toward the villageA mystery that closes a five-book arc with warmth and satisfactionPerfect for fans of cozy paranormal mystery, British village mysteries, and women's fiction with a supernatural edge.Book Five of The Village Whisperer Mysteries. Best read after Book Four, though each mystery is self-contained. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A brass seal. A stolen name. A hundred-and-twenty-eight-year-old lie that refuses to stay buried. When a battered brass seal turns up in a house clearance, Diana Hartley knows better than most that the quiet ones are dangerous. As Keeper of the Catalogue - a back-room archive of objects that remember what people would rather forget - she has learned to trust the cold that crawls off a thing with a secret. The seal remembers a lie. A falsified birth, a child taken, a name pressed out of the record in a single drop of wax. And the frightened woman it was stolen from is still alive, eighty-one years old, and running out of time to be believed. With her friends - a psychic who reads objects with her bare hands, an archivist whose photographs catch what the eye can't, and a policeman quietly discovering a gift of his own - Diana has a fortnight to prove a truth a powerful family has spent four generations burying. A grey shop cat, as usual, already knows how it ends. The Forger's Seal is the third Hartley Catalogue Mystery: a slow-burn, cozy paranormal whodunit set in an English village, warm as a pot of tea and just a little haunted. Each book solves its own case - but the shop, the shelves, and the secrets carry on. Perfect for readers who love: haunted-object and antique-shop mysteries, amateur sleuths in small English villages, a touch of magic without the gore, found-family warmth, and a clever cat who steals every scene. Start the case today. One-click and step into Wychford. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The village of Ravenscroft has been keeping its secrets for a very long time. It has been waiting for someone who could hear them.Iris Ashworth arrives in Ravenscroft with a removal van, a spider plant named Derek, and a gift she has spent fifty-two years pretending she doesn't have.She isn't looking for a mystery. She is looking for quiet.She doesn't find it.On her first morning in the village, the bell rings at St Oswald's - and then falls silent in a way that feels wrong. By afternoon, a man is dead. The village calls it an accident, the way villages do. But Iris laid her hand on the cold stone of the church wall, and the stone told her something else entirely.Ravenscroft is a place where everyone knows everything and no one says anything. Where the publican has been watching the same lane for thirty-one years. Where the vet gives nothing away and the shopkeeper feels everything. Where a quiet detective named Daniel Marsh asks questions in a way that suggests he already knows the answers.And where the stones - the walls, the floors, the paths worn smooth by centuries of feet - remember. Every word spoken. Every secret buried. Every thing that was never supposed to come to light.Iris has a choice. She can ignore what the stones are telling her, the way she has ignored it her whole life. Or she can listen.Ravenscroft has been patient. It has chosen its moment. It has chosen her.The Village Whisperer is the first novel in the Village Whisperer Mysteries - a cozy paranormal mystery series set in the North Yorkshire moors, for readers who love a warm village, a fair-play puzzle, and a heroine who is only just beginning to understand what she can do.What readers love about the Village Whisperer Mysteries: A warm, capable heroine discovering her gift at fifty-twoAn atmospheric Yorkshire village with secrets in every stoneA fair-play mystery with real emotional depthGentle paranormal elements - never dark, never goryClean content: no graphic violence, no explicit scenes, no profanityA slow-burn romance that begins here and builds across the seriesThis is where Ravenscroft begins. Step inside. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. For three hundred years, the frequency kept the silence. Tomorrow, the room exhales. Nora is no longer approaching her destination. After seven months of carrying the coastal headland stone, the dawn path north has brought her to where she belongs. She is the Keeper. But as the May morning warms the north Cornish cliffs of Trevannick, a centuries-old secret is about to breathe. When structural work on a local building reveals a sealed oak door intact since 1703, it uncovers more than just deep-earth history. It reveals a carefully designed acoustic vault built to receive the hollow's geological frequency-and a three-hundred-year-old witness who cannot speak. Brought to the village to decrypt the fragile, three-language manuscript inside, rare-document conservator Seren Maddock faces a text that feels as though it is reading her back. But someone else has been keeping this door closed for a very long time, protecting a family truth that cannot survive contact with the truth. As legal threats turn to direct contact, Nora, Cal, and the circle at the Undertow must protect the record. Because the ending is a beginning, and the stone of the keeping always demands faith. In the final Trevannick Mystery, the loop closes, the truth resonates, and the keeping continues. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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