| Title | : | The Ghosts of Edgecroft (The Woodshed Book 1) |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 49 |
| Publication | : | First published April 14, 2015 |
When Annie and Michael Carter buy the Carter family's ancestral mansion in rural Virginia, they expect their lives to go on pretty much as before, with Michael commuting into the city to his job as a international banking consultant and Annie staying home to work on her writing and to begin the massive renovation projects the two hundred year old mansion will need.
But on her first day alone in her new home, Annie discovers a lost journal in a box of family papers and bizarrely is transported back to a very different era, to the 1690s, and the time of John and Lucy Carter, the first of the family name to own the property.
Is it a dream? Is it a vision? Is it time travel? Annie doesn't know, but what she does know is she is shown a glimpse of a world that she could scarcely imagine: an old-fashioned place where husbands take a firm stand with sassy young wives in the most traditional terms.
"The Ghosts of Edgecroft: The Woodshed Book One" is the novella length (13K words) introduction to Annie's journey through the papers of the Carter family and through her own journey with her husband. "The Ghosts of Edgecroft" contains sexual elements and the spanking of adult women. It was originally published on Bethany's Woodshed. This revised version has updated the original work to 2014, but otherwise is unchanged from the version originally published on the Bethany's Woodshed website.
But on her first day alone in her new home, Annie discovers a lost journal in a box of family papers and bizarrely is transported back to a very different era, to the 1690s, and the time of John and Lucy Carter, the first of the family name to own the property.
Is it a dream? Is it a vision? Is it time travel? Annie doesn't know, but what she does know is she is shown a glimpse of a world that she could scarcely imagine: an old-fashioned place where husbands take a firm stand with sassy young wives in the most traditional terms.
"The Ghosts of Edgecroft: The Woodshed Book One" is the novella length (13K words) introduction to Annie's journey through the papers of the Carter family and through her own journey with her husband. "The Ghosts of Edgecroft" contains sexual elements and the spanking of adult women. It was originally published on Bethany's Woodshed. This revised version has updated the original work to 2014, but otherwise is unchanged from the version originally published on the Bethany's Woodshed website.
The Ghosts of Edgecroft (The Woodshed Book 1) Reviews
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STEPPING BACK IN TIME
I loved this story, the beginning of Michael and Annie Carter and buying the ancestral home of John and Lucy Harrison Carter from the 1600s. Part of the sale of the estate including all the journals and paper documents inside the attic. Finding John Carter's farm journal and Lucy's personal journal. This is the beginning of a series and I look forward to learning more about the Carters of the 17th century and the Carters of the 21st century. I was so captivated as the journals were shared and Annie's reaction to an earlier time in history and women being spanked by their husband.
