Darkness at Endersley (The Endersley Papers) (Volume 2)
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.11 (995 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1784301299 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 208 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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"The resolution is terrifically well done, and I look forward to the third installation." according to ScuttlebuttReviews. The resolution is terrifically well done, and I look forward to the third installation. ScuttlebuttReviews 4.75 star review by Karen, posted at ScuttlebuttReviewsThe weekend I was supposed to be going to the UK meet, and instead ended up working, I ‘met’ SA Meade. She was a little glum as she also couldn’t go, so I asked her to recommend one of her books to me. She did, the book was Stolen Summer, and I was hooked on her writing.Darkness is the second of the Endersley Papers series, and while it’s not necessary to have read the first book in the series, Lord of Endersley, you would miss out on some understanding of context and character &. .75 star review by Karen, posted at ScuttlebuttReviewsThe weekend I was supposed to be going to the UK meet, and instead ended up working, I ‘met’ SA Meade. She was a little glum as she also couldn’t go, so I asked her to recommend one of her books to me. She did, the book was Stolen Summer, and I was hooked on her writing.Darkness is the second of the Endersley Papers series, and while it’s not necessary to have read the first book in the series, Lord of Endersley, you would miss out on some understanding of context and character &. 'Darkness at Endersley' by S.A. Meade Lena Grey When Joshua Endersley, of 'Darkness at Endersley by S.A. Meade, accepts his uncle Jacob's offer to take over the family estate, Joshua is relieved. Just bowing out of a marriage proposal, with little to lose, he welcomes the opportunity with open arms. It seems to be the perfect solution, but as we all know, you can't run away from your problems. The ripple effect caused by the broken engagement eventually reaches Joshua and threatens to destroy him and everyone and everything he holds dear.Joshua knows that he can't marry Violet. For one thing, he's not at. "Endersley forever!" according to Sean Andrew McNamara. The question asked was "did this meet my expectations?", Well let me see, the first book " Lord of Endersley, the Endersley Papers floored me. The incredible writing took me on a journey to India and England that was almost physical in it's complexity. SA Meade's characters allowed me to tag along and experience all the wonders and pain they went through to finally come home- to Endersley.Darkness at Endersly topped it and made my stomach hurt and limbs ache for more. The writing style that SA Meade uses is so descriptive that it's almost a photograph. You
. About the Author S.A. Meade has recently returned to England after 8 years in Arizona, where she learned to love air conditioners and realised that rain wasn't such a bad thing after all. She lives with her husband, son and two cats in one of the most beautiful villages in Wiltshire and is partial to gin and tonic with loads of ice and lemon
Joshua Endersley is glad to leave a broken engagement and his sordid desires behind in London and claim his inheritance on the rolling downs of Wiltshire. Joshua thought he’d left his past behind, but there’s something in the darkness at Endersley. The very remoteness and solitude that Joshua loves about Endersley turns against him—the darkness at Endersley is deeper and more dangerous than he could have ever imagined.. But nothing good can last forever. Joshua believes that he can find happiness and live his life the way he wants to in the peace and seclusion of Endersley. Joshua finds Daniel impossible to resist and the two men embark on a passionate affair that draws them ever closer. What he doesn’t
. S.A. She lives with her husband, son and two cats in one of the most beautiful villages in Wiltshire and is partial to gin and tonic with loads of ice and lemon. Meade has recently returned to England after 8 years in Arizona, where she learned to love air conditioners and realised that rain wasn't such a bad thing after all