Glenapp Castle: A Scottish Intrigue
xan. de 2010 · iUniverse
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Just outside the wee village of Ballantrae, Scotland, lies Glenapp Castle, an abandoned manor with a tragic and mysterious past. When Eva and Andrew Campbell buy the fire-ravaged castle and its thirty-acre estate on a whim with plans to create an exquisite hotel by the sea, they dismiss warnings of ghostly spirits inhabiting their new home. It soon becomes clear there is indeed something mysterious within the walls of Glenapp Castle, something they cannot explain but that holds the key to age-old rivalries and long-held secretsand murder.
Glenapp Castle is an enthralling tale of intrigue and suspense. Set against the stunning backdrop of Scotlands craggy southwestern coast, this is a story of a love lost and found, a truth kept and revealed, and a house long forgotten but suddenly brought back to life.
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Leaving behind careers in nursing, art historical research, and parent education, award-winning author, Tina Rosenberg has turned to her love of writing fiction. Her debut novel was inspired by a visit to Scotland’s Glenapp Castle Hotel in 2004. Tina lives with her husband on Mount Desert Island, Maine.
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