A young woman confronts her own dark desires, and finds her match in a masked conjurer turned assassin. Inspired by Gaston LeRoux's The Phantom of the Opera, Marion Grace Woolley takes us on forbidden adventures through a time that has been written out of history books. "Those days are buried beneath the mists of time. I was the first, you see. The very first daughter. There would be many like me to come. Svelte little figures, each with saffron skin and wide, dark eyes. Every one possessing a voice like honey, able to twist the santur strings of our father's heart." It begins with a rumour, an exciting whisper. Anything to break the tedium of the harem for the Shah's eldest daughter. People speak of a man with a face so vile it would make a hangman faint, but a voice as sweet as an angel's kiss. A master of illusion and stealth. A masked performer, known only as Vachon. For once, the truth will outshine the tales. On her birthday, the Shah gifts his eldest daughter Afsar a circus. With the circus comes a man who will change everything. Note: Mature subject matter

Those Rosy Hours at Mazandaran

Literature & Fiction

Woolley, Marion Grace

Genre Fiction

Ghostwoods Books

Secure the Shadow

Independently published

The Children of Lir

Literary

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

"Hookland is that place you visited once, but cannot find on any map. Hookland is ghost soil." - David Southwell Barrowcross Moor is a barren, unforgiving place where trees twist in strange formations against ferocious winds. There is a new owner up at Briar Hall, some distant relative of Charles Evermore who died over forty years ago. The new master has new ideas. He's going to build a Living Museum, and he needs Jenna Ashley's construction company to help him do it. They're going to gather up all the old and unwanted buildings around Hookland and rehome them on the Evermore estate. As the project progresses, Jenna and her best friend Adam start to realise that it isn't only the buildings that are getting a new lease of life. There is something primal at work between the bricks and mortar of these forgotten spaces. "A slow burn of Hookland weirdness, atmospheric and inventive. Fantastical, yet rooted in realism that is alive with mystery and rich with history." - Ralph Pullins, author of Antiartists "Chilling and darkly atmospheric." - Laine Cunningham, author of Beloved: A Supernatural Thriller

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