Amber Alton loves spending the summers at her family's Cornish country house. The hours and days are spent frolicking in the sun and no two clocks read the same at Black Rabbit Hall. However, one unfortunate day something terrible happens.
Thirty years later, Lorna is determined to marry at an old crumbling estate she used to visit with her mother. When Lorna arrives at Pencraw Hall/Black Rabbit Hall, she feels drawn to the estate. She finds herself drawn to the history and the family that used to live there before.
I had such high hopes for this novel. The cover is so beautifully done and the blurb was so attention grabbing but it was an utter disappointment. I didn't care for any of the characters and I felt like the suspense was building for a lackluster and overdone plot. This slow moving book was an utter waste of time and it will make me second guess picking up another book by this author.
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