Sorting through her dead father’s possessions Ruth discovers a diary written by her ancestor. A door to the past has opened which she can’t close. There’s a ghost in her family tree who wasn’t invited. She will have to draw upon new friends and old in what will become a battle for her very survival…
Barbara Erskine remains the mistress of the time-slip novel’, Alison Weir
‘Her forte is mood, atmosphere and toe – curling frisson’ Sunday Times
‘Barbara Erskine’s storytelling talent is undeniable’ The Times
Chaired by Mandy Morton
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