
A House Made Open
Elinor Vale · Upmarket historical fiction of grief and craft
£3.77
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Seven plague-bound homes become one hidden household when a grieving plasterer opens their walls, only to find that no passage is one-way.
Stratford, 1593. A reckless breach in a quarantined wall has cost plasterer Kristen Hicks her young son. Now Kristen secretly cuts openings between seven plague-struck houses, reshaping separate households into a community with its own uneasy balance of power. To release the living whom her grief and craft have drawn together, Kristen must face the final cost: bringing down her own home.
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- Elinor Vale
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- 70,382 words
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- 4 hours, 42 minutes
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