Ingrid

Fiction & Literature, Historical, Literary, Mystery & Suspense
Cover of the book Ingrid by Hannah Warren, 13th Sign Publishing Collective
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Hannah Warren ISBN: 1230001498141
Publisher: 13th Sign Publishing Collective Publication: January 8, 2017
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Hannah Warren
ISBN: 1230001498141
Publisher: 13th Sign Publishing Collective
Publication: January 8, 2017
Imprint:
Language: English

On a lonely windswept island off the coast of Sweden, there is a place so desolate it feels abandoned by the fates. And yet, it possesses a strange beauty, which summons souls to awakening. This is the Alvar. Its very nature is a contradiction, and it is this ambiguity that calls to Ingrid, daughter to the vicar of Smedby.

Raised as God-fearing, she believes in charity, and when Kalle returns unexpectedly to the island community, her instinct is to help him. Considered a pariah by all due to his sordid past, one that saw him exiled for many years, he ventures into the Alvar to live, to escape the censure of the villagers. In this desolate place, how will he survive? Ingrid resolves to help him.

No one will tell Ingrid why Kalle was exiled. Her father commands her to stay away from the poacher. Their housekeeper warns her off. Her brother does not know what happened. Her French tutor, Max, is new to the island. The mystery is overwhelming and the only one who knows the truth is Kalle himself. In the spirit of charity, and also curiosity, Ingrid befriends Kalle, hoping to uncover the past, hoping also to help him survive the Alvar.

A gypsy reveals to Ingrid that she will lose everything, but the cossetted vicar’s daughter is headstrong. She enters the Alvar despite every warning … and meets her fate there.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

On a lonely windswept island off the coast of Sweden, there is a place so desolate it feels abandoned by the fates. And yet, it possesses a strange beauty, which summons souls to awakening. This is the Alvar. Its very nature is a contradiction, and it is this ambiguity that calls to Ingrid, daughter to the vicar of Smedby.

Raised as God-fearing, she believes in charity, and when Kalle returns unexpectedly to the island community, her instinct is to help him. Considered a pariah by all due to his sordid past, one that saw him exiled for many years, he ventures into the Alvar to live, to escape the censure of the villagers. In this desolate place, how will he survive? Ingrid resolves to help him.

No one will tell Ingrid why Kalle was exiled. Her father commands her to stay away from the poacher. Their housekeeper warns her off. Her brother does not know what happened. Her French tutor, Max, is new to the island. The mystery is overwhelming and the only one who knows the truth is Kalle himself. In the spirit of charity, and also curiosity, Ingrid befriends Kalle, hoping to uncover the past, hoping also to help him survive the Alvar.

A gypsy reveals to Ingrid that she will lose everything, but the cossetted vicar’s daughter is headstrong. She enters the Alvar despite every warning … and meets her fate there.

More books from Mystery & Suspense

Cover of the book Copy Cat Killer by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book Blasphemy by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book Das Auge des Raben by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book Number Two: When You Wish Upon a Star by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book Mona Lisa Darkening by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book Prisoner in Time by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book Behind His Eyes - Truth by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book Phantom Angel by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book Desperate to the Max by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book Blood on the Rocks by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book The Headsman by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book Eye Of The Storm by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book El invierno en Lisboa by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book Impulse by Hannah Warren
Cover of the book Brisbane Stories by Hannah Warren
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy