The Widow of Rose House was written by Diana Biller. I’m a big fan of historical romance; I don’t read very much of American historical romance, but the premise piqued my interest.
Alva Webster has returned to New York after living abroad, accompanied by her scandalous reputation. She intends to renovate a Hyde Park mansion, detailing the process in an interior design book full of photographs, an innovative and creative venture that hasn’t been done before.
But the workers have abandoned the project because they say the house is haunted.
And then this pesky scientist keeps popping up because he wants to study the ghosts.
Alva doesn’t want to rely on anybody but herself, but Samuel Moore is sweet and kind and very earnest. Read more