Description

In 1921 England, Jo Manders accepts a position as paid companion to the imperious Dottie Forsyth at the isolated Wych Elm House, hoping the work will offer refuge while she grieves her husband’s disappearance. But the Sussex estate is steeped in unsettling occurrences, buried family secrets, and a lingering sense that the past is far from finished. As Jo searches for answers, she must confront the boundaries between grief, guilt, and the supernatural. Atmospheric and suspenseful, the novel blends historical mystery with chilling gothic intrigue and an emotionally rich exploration of loss and identity.

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Lost Among the Living

Simone St. James

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Details

First Published

2016

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Lost Among the Living by Simone St. James.

Violence
War/Trauma
Death/Grief
Abuse
Suicide/Self-Harm