Shell House

REVIEW Here's a writer who deserves a loyal and large fan-base of readers! I was captivated immediately by the striking settings - especially that of the Shell House at the opening of the book, which is worth the cover price alone. The writing is wonderfully crisp, like a clear window into the souls of the characters portrayed, and the narrative builds with a mesmerising force. A top-notch read! -- Patrick LavelleBOOK DESCRIPTIONHarry Rochester made a mistake. Forty years ago he abandoned his daughter who was convicted of a grisly crime. Wanting to right a wrong Harry makes contact with his daughter only to realize events of the past are glue that bind a family full of dark untold secrets.Rebecca Banford, had another life and identity stolen from her as a child for a crime that labelled her a child killer. As a grown woman trying to move on with her life she discovers a father's call to bridge a relationship is like shaking the hand of death.Is Rebecca willing to walk down a road full of mistrust and lies and embrace the girl she had been or will the secrets she's kept locked away finally be broken.Shell House is a rare shocking, brutally honest novel of a family's struggle to cope with an ugly truth.