N. W. Erickson

Marie Coolidge-Rask

When the widowed Roger Balfour commits suicide, his two young children, Harry and Lucy, are adopted by his friend and neighbour, Sir James Hamlin, and Balfour House is left empty to rot. The children’s future seems assured, but five years later, Harry is found dead in the neglected grounds of Balfour House, with small wounds in his throat. Strange tenants have moved into the decrepit Balfour House, and Lucy, the last of the Balfour’s, can hear her name being called from beyond the trees.

Marie Coolidge-Rask

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