
A House Made Open
Elinor Vale · A historical drama of grief, craft, and the walls that divide a community
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About this book
A mother breaks through a wall to save her child, then must use the same forbidden craft to keep an entire row of households alive.
Stratford, 1593. After a reckless opening through a quarantined wall kills her young son, plasterer Kristen Hicks secretly joins seven plague-bound homes. To free the people her grief has gathered inside, she must finally bring down her own house.
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- Elinor Vale
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- 70,382 words
- Estimated reading time
- 4 hours, 42 minutes
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- English
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