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A wedding day meant for joy becomes the doorway to an ancient nightmare. When baker Phoebe Marsh arrives at the grand, ivy-clad Willowmere House to cater an elegant wedding, she never expects the bride to vanish moments before the ceremony. As panic ripples through the estate, Phoebe uncovers a strange symbol tied to the house's past-one whispered about in forgotten diaries, hidden passages, and a centuries-old family curse. Drawn deeper into Willowmere's shadowed halls, Phoebe finds herself piecing together a legacy of betrayal, obsession, and dangerous secrets someone is willing to kill to protect. As threats close in and the line between history and the present blurs, Phoebe must decide how far she's willing to go to uncover the truth-and whether Willowmere House will ever release those it claims. Whispers at Willowmere House is a moody, atmospheric mystery blending gothic suspense, hidden rooms, and buried family secrets.

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Maisie Thorne is a mid-career author known for her charming cozy mysteries with a touch of historical intrigue. Her novels are celebrated for their strong female leads, atmospheric settings, and intricate plots. Before turning to fiction writing, Maisie worked as a history teacher and continues to draw inspiration from her love of the past and her deep appreciation for small-town life. She lives in Willowbrook, Vermont, with her watchmaker husband, their opinionated tabby cat Thistle, and a vast collection of antique clocks. Her previous novel, A Stitch in Crime, follows seaside embroiderer Marnie Swift as she unravels the chilling secrets hidden in an antique quilt mysteriously linked to unsolved disappearances in the town's haunted past. Her next book, Murder in the Moonflower Garden, introduces herbalist Addie Green, who must decode a cryptic will and uncover the truth behind her mentor's suspicious death in a garden teeming with deadly secrets and botanical intrigue. Whether set in sleepy villages or shadowed flowerbeds, Maisie's novels reveal that no town is too quaint for a good mystery-and no heroine too ordinary to solve it.

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