
A House Made Open
Elinor Vale · Upmarket historical fiction of maternal grief and divided homes
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About this book
Seven plague-bound homes become one hidden household when a grieving plasterer breaches their walls—but every opening shifts the balance of power.
Stratford, 1593: after a reckless opening in a quarantined wall kills her young son, plasterer Kristen Hicks secretly connects seven sealed homes. Each literal breach must obey the building’s structural limits, reshaping family life and shifting power across the row. To release the people gathered by her grief, Kristen must face the final cost of her forbidden craft: bringing down her own house.
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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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