The Last Mrs. Summers

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Lady Georgiana Rannoch has just returned from her honeymoon with Darcy O'Mara when she is drawn into a dark tale of betrayal and murder. Feeling out of sorts with Darcy away on secret missions and her cook, Queenie, making her life difficult, Georgiana eagerly accepts her friend Belinda's invitation to inspect an inherited cottage in Cornwall. After a harrowing drive, they arrive at the dilapidated White Sails, which proves uninhabitable. Just as Georgiana contemplates her cooking woes, they meet Rose Summers, a childhood acquaintance of Belinda's, who invites them to stay at Trewoma Hall, her husband's estate. However, Belinda's history with Rose and her past fling with Tony, Rose's husband, complicate their stay. Trewoma is not the charming place Belinda remembers; it feels oppressive, exacerbated by the strict housekeeper, Mrs. Mannering, and Tony's apparent interest in rekindling his romance with Belinda. Tensions escalate when a murder occurs, and Belinda becomes the prime suspect. Georgiana realizes that hidden secrets from the past are resurfacing, and she must navigate the complexities of Trewoma Hall to help Belinda secure her freedom.