A beautiful new novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Memory Book and The Summer of Impossible Things
Rowan Coleman lives with her husband and five children in a very
full house in Hertfordshire. She juggles writing novels with
raising her family. She longs to live at Ponden Hall.
She is the bestselling author of THE MEMORY BOOK, WE ARE ALL MADE
OF STARS and the critically acclaimed THE SUMMER OF IMPOSSIBLE
THINGS.
Find out more about Rowan at www.rowancoleman.co.uk, Facebook or
Twitter- @rowancoleman.
It's a beautiful story and written with such wisdom and kindness,
and it also happens to be set my most favourite part of the world!
It's incredibly smart, because like all good Gothic novels, it
weaves together the past and the present and makes you realise just
how much one relies on the other.
*bestselling author of The Trouble with Goats and Sheep*
Rowan Coleman expertly and hauntingly brings Ponden Hall to life,
moving seamlessly from the present day back to Emily Bronte's
lifetime, then further back to tell the story of young servant girl
Agnes. She deftly mixes fact and fiction, interweaving romance and
history with a touch of treachery and obsession. This beautiful
story of love, hope and ghosts is enthralling and utterly
spellbinding
*Daily Express*
Spanning three timelines, The Girl at the Window is a spellbinding,
brilliantly researched tale. Part love story, part gothic mystery
it promises to both thrill and delight the reader. This is Coleman
at her very best. A triumph
*bestselling author of The Man I Think I Know*
A completely enthralling read. It has so many layers and they all
capture your heart. In my opinion Rowan Coleman is one of the best
writers of our time.
*Katie Fforde*
It's so lovely to find an author that you love
*Marian Keyes*
This book will keep you wide-eyed and awake until dawn. A rare
combination of sensitive and gripping. Like the ghosts of Ponden
Hall the story will linger with you long after you close the
pages.
A breathtaking, heartstopping book about the triumph of love and
the strength of the human spirit.
*Julie Cohen*
Whenever I read a Rowan Coleman novel, I am always taken on a great
adventure. This story was wildly imaginative, vivid and
atmospheric. The relationships were tender and full of love. I was
particularly moved by the renewed friendship between Tru and her
mother. My favourite Rowan novel so far!
*Alice Peterson*
Rowan Coleman has once again managed to a book so beautiful, I know
the characters will stay with me for a long time. It's clear this
was a labour of love for Rowan and is a perfect read for Bronte
fans - capturing the same haunting darkness of Wuthering Heights -
while weaving in a modern story of love, loss and never-ending
hope.
Atmospheric and haunting, The Girl at the Window is a beautifully
imagined love story, and a poignant love letter to the Brontes, and
Ponden Hall. Rowan Coleman's passion leaps from the page, and her
characters - like her literary ghosts – linger long after the end.
Wonderful.
*New York Times bestselling author*
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