AudiobookThis felt like a Gothic novel. SPOILER!! [A matriarch dies and the family falls apart especially when the dad remarries. (The new wife)] She tries to be just as beloved but her jealousy just makes things worse and she does and says nearly unforgivable things. This is more a young adult roma...
Eve Chase's debut is a bundle of mixed emotions that make for an outstanding read. The serene much-loved and lived in estate on the shores of Cornwall lends itself brilliantly to the story, giving the reader a feeling of tranquility and a foreboding feel all at once. The happy family tucked amongst ...
3.5I was almost ready to bail on this at about the 150 page mark but since this was a Goodreads giveaway title I thought I'd give it a more time and even though I didn't love it I'm glad I stuck with it. When the twist finally happened I was sure i had it figured out and then I didn't and then I di...
I won a review copy---Yay!!!3.5I was almost ready to bail on this at about the 150 page mark but since this was a Goodreads giveaway title I thought I'd give it a more time and even though I didn't love it I'm glad I stuck with it. When the twist finally happened I was sure i had it figured out and...
I loved this book! As per the comments on the back cover, it had a true Daphne du Maurier feel to it - Gothic mystery and doomed families and a wild setting in Cornwall. The story was well told, the characters so real I could picture them, and the atmosphere of Black Rabbit Hall and the Cornish coas...
Lorna has set her sight on to get married at Pencraw Hall, more known as Black Rabbit Hall among the locals. But, the more she spends at the place the more she feels that the place has a special meaning to her. She tries to find out more about the history of the Alton family that owns the mansion, w...
Memory can be a strange thing. It’s incomplete, malleable, and entirely dependent on perspective. Questions of memory lie at the heart of Eve Chase’s Black Rabbit Hall, along with grief, control, and manipulation. Set in two eras, the characters must navigate their way through confusion and lies to ...
#BLACKRABBITHALL AVAILABLE 2/9/16 4.5 STARS @PenguinBooks @evepchase This book started a little slow for me. The Lorna part really didn't become that much a part of the story until later in the book. However, she was important to the book. The early family of the Black Rabbit Hall were very impo...
The reason I grabbed this book was that the author has been compared to Daphne DuMaurier and Ruth Rendell writing as Barbara Vine. Both are favorite of mine so I had to read “Black Rabbit Hall”, which turned out to be a very good debut novel of forbidden love and family secrets. The novel fluctuat...
SPOILERS/SPOILERS/SPOILERS/SPOILERS!!21/9 - I really enjoy this kind of story, where the mystery and the connection between the past and present is slowly revealed as the plot goes back and forth. I loved this as much as Kate Morton's books. The mystery was very skilfully revealed. I had originally ...
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