Dovecote
Dovecote by Anne Britting Oleson, published by Bedazzled Ink Publishing Company on August 5, 2017, is a fiction work that delves into themes of family life, suspense, and the supernatural. The story follows Gwynn Forest, who, after the suicide of her husband Richard six years prior, faces significant emotional, mental, and financial challenges. A series of unexpected events, including the sale of her family construction company and the inheritance of a seaside cottage from a great-aunt she never knew, lead her to a new beginning in Gull Cottage.
As Gwynn settles into her new home, she uncovers unsettling truths about her great-aunt and the cottage itself, which appears to be haunted by the remnants of a lonely past. The narrative explores her journey as she grapples with strange occurrences and her own self-doubt. The unsettling atmosphere of Gull Cottage, marked by peculiar noises and an unruly garden, forces Gwynn to confront her beliefs about the supernatural and her own resilience. This edition spans 258 pages and is presented in English, inviting readers to explore the intertwining of personal struggle and eerie mystery.
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Six years ago, Gwynn Forest’s husband Richard committed suicide. After that, she struggled to keep things together, emotionally, mentally, and financially. Then three fortuitous things happened: she sold the family construction company; she inherited a seaside cottage from an elderly English great-aunt whom she had never met, and she was offered a job on spec, illustrating a book for a friend. Thus, a new start in a new place. Once ensconced in Gull Cottage, she begins to learn disturbing things about her great-aunt and her new home. The cottage itself seems unwelcoming, perhaps haunted by the imprint of a sad and lonely old woman, with peculiar noises, strange happenings, and a back garden full of untamable brambles, no matter how much they are cut back.
Gwynn doesn’t believe in ghosts–until the disturbing occurrences at Gull Cottage change her mind. Gwynn doesn’t believe in herself–until, with no one else to turn to she has to rely on her own inner resources to confront the mysteries of Gull Cottage.
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