About This Book
ALONE IN AN ALIEN AND OMINOUS WORLD, TARA STRUGGLED AGAINST THE POWERS OF A MALEVOLENT FAMILY -- AND THE CASTLE'S ANCIENT CURSE.
Tara Landry had prepared herself well for the world. She had gone to college. She had studied psychology -- a shocking thing for a woman in 1909. She had learned to parry the advances of the most ardent admirers. But nothing had prepared Tara for a life with the fabulously wealthy Kenworthies -- or for Caliban's Castle.
One son was a bounder, another an evil, self-righteous prig. The sister toyed with the supernatural, the niece was shatteringly precocious, and the groom rudely familiar -- and outrageously attractive. But the strangest of all the Kenworthies was the Lady, that dread dowager who cast her shadow over the already gloomy terrain of Caliban's Castle.
Tara Landry had prepared herself well for the world. She had gone to college. She had studied psychology -- a shocking thing for a woman in 1909. She had learned to parry the advances of the most ardent admirers. But nothing had prepared Tara for a life with the fabulously wealthy Kenworthies -- or for Caliban's Castle.
One son was a bounder, another an evil, self-righteous prig. The sister toyed with the supernatural, the niece was shatteringly precocious, and the groom rudely familiar -- and outrageously attractive. But the strangest of all the Kenworthies was the Lady, that dread dowager who cast her shadow over the already gloomy terrain of Caliban's Castle.