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Book SynopsisWhat if the life you were remembering wasn't your own?
Trade ReviewAn irresistible combination of psychological tension and acutely observed emotion.
Beautifully written, atmospheric and utterly compelling. -- Iona Grey
Vertigo meets Rebecca in a twisty Tudor time slip. Addictive, atmospheric and
completely enjoyable. -- Julie Cohen
A superb Gothic timeslip. It gripped me from the very first with its skillful combination of tension and atmosphere, its
beautiful writing and elegantly-realised historical detail. It is
absorbing and evocative, reminding me of that master storyteller Daphne Du Maurier.
Fascinating, immersive and powerful. -- Nicola Cornick
Powerful and thrilling read . . . You won't be able to rest until the end. * Sun *
A gripping psychological thriller inside a beautifully written historical novel.
A real page turner. -- Donna Douglas
I really enjoyed Pamela's novel. Proper timeslip novels are rare beasts these days and this reminded me of Barbara Erskine's classic,
Lady of Hay.
A compelling, satisfying story to curl up with in front of the fire, I found myself particularly absorbed in the Tudor strand of the story, which was
authentic, vivid and gripping. -- Kate Riordan
Loved it. So
clever and paced really well.
[A] fantastic read. -- Joanna Courtney
Pamela Hartshorne is
an intriguing writer. Undoubtedly
House of Shadows will leave you hungry for more. * Reader's Digest *
