Irish lass, Maddie O'Brien, is living an independent, carefree life in London. She loves her work with a film production company but, as the years slip by, is increasingly aware of a nagging insistence for change. During a film shoot in Dorset she is inexplicably drawn to a 17th Century cottage for sale. Although in a semi-serious relationship with Dan, Maddie takes the plunge and exchanges city life for country living. But all is not what it seems at the cottage and immediately after moving in she experiences visions and happenings which would have most people booking into the nearest hotel. Not so Maddie; she feels she has 'come home' Embracing her new life she soon meets Nick, a local wood sculptor, and despite both being in relationships they are immediately attracted to each other. But who is Nick and what is it that draws them together? And what is her connection with The Olde Smithy? Little by little the cottage reveals its deepest secrets taking Maddie on a journey of self-discovery back to the dangerous days of the English Civil War, visiting the ghosts of her past. Slowly her destiny is revealed and it would seem there is more than one restless spirit to appease . . .
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Kate Ryder enjoys a varied career and has worked in a number of industries. Within publishing she has been employed as a proofreader/copy editor and, most recently, as chief writer for a national newspaper. In 2001 Kate and her husband moved to Cornwall to restore a 200-year-old cottage. During extensive renovations a time capsule was discovered, prompting Kate to consider previous occupants and the stories her cottage had to tell. Still living in that, now converted, Cornish cottage Kate says she is (almost) mad enough to contemplate taking on another restoration project!
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