Moonstone
- Author Laura Purcell
- Narrator Imogen Wilde
- Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
- Run Time 10 hours and 39 minutes
- Format Audio
- Genre Fantasy, Fantasy romance, Historical fantasy, Mind, body, spirit, Mythical creatures: Vampires, werewolves and other shapeshifters, Narrative theme: Coming of age, Narrative theme: Love and relationships, Romance: fantasy and paranormal.
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What to expect
From award-winning bestseller Laura Purcell comes her YA debut, MOONSTONE.
Don’t misbehave. Beware the moon. And never go out after dark . . .
Following a scandal at the Vauxhall pleasure gardens, Camille is sent to the woods to live with her reclusive godmother and her strange daughter, Lucy. Cast out from polite society, she must learn to live by her godmother’s strict rules.
Camille has never met anyone quite like Lucy before, and as they grow closer and cross forbidden boundaries, strange things begin to happen. Mysterious deaths, claw marks raking the doors, and the nights are pierced by the howls of a creature that sounds almost . . . otherworldly.
Should Camille be more afraid of what’s hiding in the woods – or her own heart?
From the award-winning, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Silent Companions, Moonstone is a haunting gothic romance with real bite.
Critics Review
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Praise for Laura Purcell
PRAISE FOR THE SILENT COMPANIONS
Ghost stories are for Christmas. Some recent ones haven’t quite got it right but this is terrific. Perfect setting, great build-up, chilling. What more could you want?
― Susan Hill, author of The Woman in BlackLayering on the dark and creepy, this intriguingly plotted novel is the full-blown Gothic, maintaining throughout an unsettling claustrophobic atmosphere mixed with some unusual historical detail
― Daily MailA deliciously creepy ghost story
― Sunday ExpressA perfect read for a winter night. Intriguing, nuanced and genuinely eerie
― GuardianA creepy, unsettling tale that I had to finish reading in broad daylight
― Stylist, ‘Must-Read Books’A sinister slice of Victorian gothic… creepy and page-turning
― The TimesReally tense and unnerving, it still won’t let me go
― Woman & HomeA true page-turner…neatly crafted and compelling…with a spine-tingling revelation every few pages
― Times Literary SupplementIrresistibly creepy, this romps along, Purcell turning her screws with skill. It’s what crumpets and dismal afternoons were made for
― GlamourA superbly atmospheric, tense novel full of creeping dread. I could only read it during daylight hours!
― Red
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