The Puzzle Wood by Rosie Andrews

The Puzzle Wood by Rosie Andrews

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Second hand softcover in excellent condition


This Gothic mystery by Sunday Times bestselling author Rosie Andrews, is a captivating novel that weaves together themes of mystery, love, and the complexities of human relationships. Set in a hauntingly beautiful woodland, the story follows a protagonist who grapples with her past while uncovering secrets hidden within the forest.


Set in 1852, centered around Catherine Symonds, who becomes a governess at the remote Locksley Abbey in Herefordshire. Catherine's primary motive for taking the position is to investigate the death of her sister, Emily, who was the previous governess and is believed to have committed suicide in the woods nearby. Unbeknownst to the household, Catherine arrives under a false identity to uncover the truth behind her sister's tragic fate


The story unfolds in an isolated setting surrounded by ancient woods, which are steeped in local folklore and rumored to harbor supernatural elements. The atmosphere is one of fear and suspicion, with whispers of spirits and dark secrets lurking in the forest


The novel intertwines Catherine's quest for truth with another storyline involving Arthur Sidstone, a doctor returning home. His narrative explores issues related to local miners and their struggles, which adds depth but also creates a sense of disconnection from Catherine's story.


Andrews skillfully blends elements of nature with psychological depth, creating a rich, immersive experience that invites readers to reflect on the power of place and memory. The novel ultimately leaves a lingering sense of wonder and intrigue, making it a thought-provoking read.

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