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Original Title:	Mist of Midnight
ISBN:	1476717869 (ISBN13: 9781476717869)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Daughters of Hampshire #1
Setting:	India Hampshire, England

Mist of Midnight (Daughters of Hampshire #1)

Sandra Byrd

Paperback | Pages: 374 pages

Rating: 3.84 | 1519 Users | 375 Reviews

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Title	:	Mist of Midnight (Daughters of Hampshire #1)
Author	:	Sandra Byrd
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 374 pages
Published	:	March 10th 2015 by Howard Books
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Mystery. Christian Fiction. Gothic. Romance. Fiction

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In the first of a brand new series set in Victorian England, a young woman returns home from India after the death of her family to discover her identity and inheritance are challenged by the man who holds her future in his hands.

Rebecca Ravenshaw, daughter of missionaries, spent most of her life in India. Following the death of her family in the Indian Mutiny, Rebecca returns to claim her family estate in Hampshire, England. Upon her return, people are surprised to see her… and highly suspicious. Less than a year earlier, an imposter had arrived with an Indian servant and assumed not only Rebecca’s name, but her home and incomes.

That pretender died within months of her arrival; the servant fled to London as the young woman was hastily buried at midnight. The locals believe that perhaps she, Rebecca, is the real imposter. Her home and her father’s investments reverted to a distant relative, the darkly charming Captain Luke Whitfield, who quickly took over. Against her best intentions, Rebecca begins to fall in love with Luke, but she is forced to question his motives–does he love her or does he just want Headbourne House? If Luke is simply after the property, as everyone suspects, would she suffer a similar fate as the first “Rebecca”?

A captivating Gothic love story set against a backdrop of intrigue and danger, Mist of Midnight will leave you breathless.

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Um, I forgot- isnt this a response that moms constantly hear from their darling cherubs who perhaps didnt complete their list of chores? Well I have to say, after reading Sandra Byrds captivating Gothic Romance novel Mist of Midnight, that was my response- Um, I forgot how much I love a great Gothic Romance novel!", especially when penned by the hugely talented Sandra Byrd who weaves the historical parts of the novel into the story seamlessly . It just adds to the enjoyment for the reader and

Rebecca Ravenshaw has barely escaped India with her life and is still grieving the brutal mirder of her parents. She hopes to come home for a good restand, instead, is greeted by skeptical chill. She is shocked to learn that someone impersonated her only months before, took possession of her home, and died by suicide. She has an uphill battle to prove herself to the wary community and servants, and in addition she begins to fear that the woman who pretended to be her was, in fact, murdered.There

A young woman returns to England after losing her entire family in a rebellion in India. Rebecca Ravenshaw has been away from her native country for many years and is eager to return to her ancestral home. Except that the reception she receives is anything, but what she expected. Rebecca, soon learns that the previous year, a young woman bearing her name had claimed to be Rebecca and she mysteriously dies. Now, Rebecca is on a mission to clear her name and discover who the deceiver was. Of

Find this and other reviews at: http://flashlightcommentary.blogspot....Author Sandra Byrd has been in my tbr for a while and though I own two of her earlier novels, Mist of Midnight marks my first taste of her work and I'm happy to report I found the experience quite enjoyable. First and foremost, I really liked how Byrd used identity theft in the context of this story. I'm used to seeing 19th century murder mysteries and I thought impersonation a fun and refreshing departure from that norm.

Lovely gothic setting complete with rumbling castle and military veteran turned brooding hero. It had the essence of Daphne DuMaurier with more than a sprinkle of Jane Eyre. Having long been enamoured with stories of the spices and mystery of the Orient, I appreciated the vivid tapestry of India interwoven with the British Colonial fervour. As in her Tudor-set novels, Byrd is adept at interweaving taut verisimilitude with a crafty pen, a keen eye for detail and a favourable reading pace. Mist of

I bought this, looking for a classic Gothic novel, and it initially seemed ok. However, over the course of the novel, it moves from being annoyingly preachy to flat out cheeseball inspirational at the end (view spoiler)[ (The chaperone turns out to be an angel or something - "Mrs. Ross was no ordinary chaperone, overseeing my comportment and guarding my reputation. She had been sent, protecting and ministering to my very being by divine decree, as Scripture claims and I, unawares." (hide

I've given this a B for narration and a C- for content, so I'm calling it 3.5 stars.Although Sandra Byrd is known primarily as an author of Inspirational Romances and Im not in the least religious, Im not averse to an Inspy when theres a good story and the religious element isnt too prominent. In any case, Ive got a soft spot for a good gothic romance and the premise of Mist of Midnight sounded interesting. Rebecca Ravenshaw is the daughter of missionaries who were killed in the Indian Mutiny.