· Suspenseful and moving, with a deep secret at its heart, The Shadow Year is Hannah Richell's breakout book. Related collections and offers Private School MysteriesBrand: Grand Central Publishing. · Book Review: The Shadow Year by Hannah Richell. Reviewer: Samantha. I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Summary: Still grieving the death of her prematurely delivered infant, Lila finds a welcome distraction in renovating a country house she’s recently inherited. Surrounded by blueprints and plaster dust, though. · The Shadow Year. On a sultry summer’s day in , five friends stumble upon an abandoned lakeside cottage hidden deep in the English countryside. For Kat and her friends, it offers an escape; a chance to drop out for a while, with lazy summer days by /5.
The Shadow Year by Hannah Richell Also by this author: The House of Tides Published by Orion Books on May 6, Genres/Lists: Fiction Pages: Read synopsis on Goodreads Buy the book: Amazon/Audible (this post includes affiliate links). Still reeling from the devastating loss of her unborn child, Lila has withdrawn from both the world and her husband, so When a rundown cottage is. Richell is the author of international bestsellers Secrets of the Tides () (published in the United States as The House of Tides), The Shadow Year () and The Peacock Summer (). Her work has been translated into twenty-one languages. The River Home The new novel from Hannah Richell "Beautiful, heart-rending, life-affirming" Clare Mackintosh "Tender, wise, big-hearted" Emylia Hall Out now.
As a year at the lake unfolds, Lila uncovers long-forgotten secrets and discovers that the past can cast a very long shadow. THE SHADOW YEAR is a story of secrets, tragedy, lies and betrayal. It's a tale that explores the light and dark of human relationships and the potential the past has to not only touch our present, but also to alter our future. ‘Hannah Richell is undoubtedly skilled at creating characters that are so believable your heart aches for them’ — Good Housekeeping ‘Not only does The Shadow Year have at its heart a clever, surprising story, but it’s also beautifully written The two stories of past and present are brilliantly interwoven, with the cottage and the lake at the centre of both, and this helps the author unleash some shocking but satisfying plot twists and secrets. Her follow-up novel was The Shadow Year and her third, The Peacock Summer, will be published in Hannah has written for a number of media outlets including Harper’s Bazaar, The Independent, Fairfax Media and Australian Women’s Weekly.
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