Bernard Taylor Bücher

A chilling premonition drives David Warwick back to England, where he uncovers the tragic and mysterious deaths of his twin brother Colin and his bride Helen. As he delves deeper into the village's dark secrets, he confronts a community reluctant to discuss the ghastly events, revealing hidden truths and the impact of loss on familial bonds. The story intertwines themes of grief, mystery, and the struggle to face uncomfortable realities.

Following the tragic loss of their infant son, Hal and Rowan Graham seek solace in the tranquil village of Moorstone, but their new home harbors unsettling mysteries. The presence of a large insane asylum raises questions, as do the peculiar behaviors of the friendly villagers who shower the couple with attention and gifts. As they delve deeper into the town's secrets, Hal and Rowan must confront the unsettling reality behind Moorstone's idyllic facade.

The story revolves around Alan and Kate Marlowe, a devoted middle-class couple longing for a daughter. Their dreams seem to come true when a mysterious young woman leaves her infant, Bonnie, at their home. Embracing this unexpected gift, they adopt her, believing their family is finally complete. The narrative explores the complexities of love, longing, and the unforeseen consequences of their decision, as they navigate the challenges that come with raising an adopted child.

The story explores the complex dynamics of family relationships following the divorce of Robert and Judith Farrell, focusing on their four children, particularly the three boys who cling to the hope of their parents' reunion. Their bond with their mother complicates their feelings when their father becomes engaged to Netta. As Robert leaves town, the boys' attempt to manipulate Netta spirals into a dark and uncontrollable situation, highlighting themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the consequences of unresolved family tensions.