A frozen estate. A woman at the window. And a housekeeper about to uncover a chilling secret...
The year is 1899 and Crowford is in the grip of an icy winter. When nineteen-year-old Emily Jones is sent to work as a housekeeper, she’s woefully unprepared for the cold - and for what waits inside Finch House.
Her employer, the reclusive Adele Finch, rarely leaves her post by the downstairs window. Day and night, she stares out into the snow, waiting. But for whom? Or worse... for what?
The longer Emily stays, the stranger things become. Whispers echo through the halls. Unseen hands rattle the windowpanes. Blood-red streaks spiral beneath the ice in the garden pond. Something is watching. Something is hunting.
As Emily digs into the house’s past, she uncovers whispers of a vanished housekeeper, a torched estate across town, and a solicitor whose mind seems broken by what he’s seen. Finch House hides a terrible secret - and if Emily can’t escape it in time, she may become part of it.
The Haunting of Adele Finch is a chilling standalone book in the Ghosts of Crowford series - perfect for fans of gothic suspense, haunted houses, and the lingering grip of the dead.
Amy Cross writes novels and short stories in a number of genres, mainly horror, paranormal and fantasy. Books include The Farm, Annie's Room, The Island, Eli's Town and Asylum.
This was a highly enjoyable Victorian ghost story, set in the infamous haunted town of Crowford. A sad tale of an unmarried mother searching for her child and seeking justice, from beyond the grave.
A descriptive tale with good, fleshed out, characters and an enjoyable plot line. It was only a short story but, well worth a read.
eh. I really enjoyed the earlier books of ghosts of crowford series. these newer books for me are falling flat but im soo invested i feel like I should continue this series. I want to know whats happening with the army buying crowford alas this book again didn't mention it.
This is a fun read. The ending is what makes the book better than good. The ghosts of Crawford are dead and well, and I am anxious for the next story n the series.