The House At Harcourt

An Invitation to Harcourt’s Halls

The House At Harcourt by Anita Burgh (2002, Orion) draws you into an ancient manor where every creak and shadow seems to carry a secret. As the new heir arrives under a storm-dark sky, the estate’s grandeur feels both intoxicating and foreboding—a place where family pride and buried sins walk hand in hand.

Echoes Behind Closed Doors

Within these walls, corridors whisper of past tragedies and forbidden romances. The protagonist—torn between duty and desire—must navigate dusty libraries, hidden passages, and portraits whose eyes seem to follow her every move. Each discovery pulls her deeper into a web of loyalty, betrayal, and the fragile line between love and obsession.

Unraveling a Legacy

As midnight confessions echo through empty rooms, the true heart of Harcourt is revealed. Anita Burgh’s atmospheric prose weaves tension and tenderness, leading to a climax where courage means facing family ghosts and forging one’s own path. Perfect for readers who crave gothic romance with emotional depth, The House At Harcourt is a haunting tale of heritage, heartache, and the fierce redemption that comes when you dare to uncover the past.