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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Chronicles of Vernham Vale Volume 1 1805. Sir Henry Gifford arrives with his family from their home in India to inherit Gifford Hall a dilapidated estate in Vernham Vale, England. It is not long before the family realise they have inherited far more than the run down Hall. Sir George and Winifred Gifford, Sir Henry's ancestors, have been resident ghosts at Gifford Hall since the late seventeenth century when George gambled away the entire family fortune, leaving the upcoming generations to struggle to maintain the enormous house. Subsequently he is bound to the house until it is restored to its former glory. Fortunately his luck is about to change. Sir Henry is in a financial position to do just that! If only life were that smooth! Embezzled ledgers, a malicious wraith who haunts the ghosts, and the dogged pursuit of the lovely daughter of the house by an unlovely suitor, all have to be dealt with before George and Winifred can finally move on. What would they all do without Annika? A brush with death has left the precocious nine-year-old daughter of Sir Henry with the ability to see beyond the veil, and she uses her new gift it to the best of her ability! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Six years have passed since the Gifford family arrived at Gifford Hall. After all the renovations, all seems to be going well. If only they could get their distant cousin, Reginald Beeston, to part with Sir Francis Gifford's sea-chest, then George and Winifred could finally go home, and Eliza would stop twitching every time their names were mentioned. Sir Henry receives a letter from Beeston's solicitor, informing him of his cousin's death. Even better, he has left Sir Henry the sea chest in his will. along with the guardianship of his five children. Sir Henry sends Lee and Annika to collect the children and bring them back to Gifford Hall. It will prove to be a task that will try Lee's mettle to the utmost. How fortunate for him, then, that the children have a lovely cousin who performs the duties of a general factotum. Georgiana makes the journey bearable but nothing ever runs smoothly and Beeston's duplicity, coupled with an unlooked for passenger, all have to be dealt with before the path of true love can run its course. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…