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Alice Snow |
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Book II: The Fall |
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When Rebekah Kinsella arrives at Snow Manor, she is no longer just looking for answers.
She is already entangled in its mysteries.
Drawn deeper into the orbit of Bianca Snow, desire no longer awakens—
it takes hold.
And as a presence tied to the manor’s tragic past begins to aggressively assert itself, the boundary between the living and the dead… the past and the present… begins to collapse.
Caught between her obsession with Bianca, her bond with the ghost-child Mary Snow, and her life with her husband Marc, Rebekah’s loyalties begin to fracture—and the truth within herself becomes impossible to ignore.
Snow Manor does not merely haunt.
It tempts.
It tests.
And it demands a reckoning
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A continuation of a darkly sensual Gothic tale—in which desire deepens, identities fracture, and the cost of choices begins to come due.
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