Mad Bess Wood
Mad Bess Wood by Nicci Rae, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on November 14, 2014, is a fiction work that intertwines elements of ghostly intrigue. The story follows Gus Freeman, a New Yorker whose dream trip to England turns into a haunting experience after the tragic loss of her best friend. As she embarks on a journey to trace the footsteps of her literary idol, Lord Byron, Gus finds herself drawn into a web of secrets surrounding a quaint inn and the enigmatic Mad Bess Wood.
Readers will encounter a narrative that explores themes of loss and the supernatural, as Gus navigates her grief and the mysteries that unfold during her travels. The story takes her from notable locations like Harrow School and Cambridge to the seemingly idyllic Six Bells inn, where she befriends a local couple. However, the charming exterior masks deeper secrets, leading to a chilling confrontation with the past. This edition comprises 74 pages and is presented in English, inviting readers to delve into a tale where the boundaries between the living and the spectral blur.
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If you go down to the woods today………. For New Yorker Gus Freeman, a visit to England fulfils a lifelong dream – and breeds a lifetime of nightmares! When her beloved best friend is killed in a drug-related shooting, Gus Freeman’s world is turned upside down and, after an unexpected windfall, she decides to take a break from her dead end job and make the pilgrimage to England to walk in the steps of her hero, Lord Byron. Her trip takes her from the imposing Harrow School to Byron’s seat of learning in Cambridge where a chance encounter leads her back to London and to a quaint inn called The Six Bells. Despite it’s charming facade, The Six Bells has it’s secrets and when Gus befriends a seemingly friendly local couple she discovers that some secrets are buried deeper than others. When the line between worlds blurs, a door to the past is opened, and, as her search for the truth reaches it’s terrifying conclusion, Gus comes to realise that the answer lies – restlessly – in nearby Mad Bess Wood.
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