The House That Adelia Built

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It all started with a woman and a lighthouse. The House that Adelia Built spins a tale full of love, lies, and betrayal at the hands of a man Adelia calls Augustus¿her own husband. In the late 1800's, Augustus finds a job as lighthouse keeper at the lighthouse on Amity Island. . He can't wait to brings his new bride home to the lighthouse set on the majestic Mayberry Bluffs, which have laid claim to many shipwrecks. Augustus soon suffers from the effects of self-induced isolation , as Adelia watches him slowly lose his grip with reality until he turns mad, bringing forth dire consequences.Meet Hope, a modern-day, quiet, quirky young woman with a case of agoraphobia-or so it would seem. She feels an inexplicable pull towards the lighthouse and the bluffs beyond. Hope struggles with her internal battle and seeks to find the truth about her unsettling, recurring nightmares. Maybe then she can discover why she ahs always felt so alone and unusual. Enter Clooney, a handsome, unassuming stranger who soon becomes so much more to Hope. The very woman who has guarded her heart in the past will soon uncover a brutal series of lies, leading to an undeniable, but heart-wrenching reality. Hope discovers that for every truth she exposes, more heartache is found around each corner. Hope must come face to face with her worst fears as she uncovers the mystery surrounding her spellbinding connection to the lighthouse.


  • | Author: Mya O'Malley
  • | Publisher: Mya O'Malley
  • | Publication Date: Nov 16, 2017
  • | Number of Pages: 206 pages
  • | Language: English
  • | Binding: Paperback
  • | ISBN-10: 0997859679
  • | ISBN-13: 9780997859676
Author:
Mya O'Malley
Publisher:
Mya O'Malley
Publication Date:
Nov 16, 2017
Number of pages:
206 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
0997859679
ISBN-13:
9780997859676