Garden of the Moon

by Elizabeth Sinclair

It is 1850, and Sara Wade inherits her grandmother's plantation, Harrogate. Not until she arrives at Harrogate does she realize that the house holds her destiny with a ghost who had loved her in... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1933836989
• ISBN13: 9781933836980
• Release Date: January 2009
• Publisher: Medallion Press
• Length: 371 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 4.2" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Another Great Elizabeth Sinclair Paranormal!

I've long been a fan of Elizabeth Sinclair's paranormal novels. With a deft hand, she creates complex emotional characters that I just love. Garden of the Moon is no exception. It's touching, heartwarming and holds more than a few surprises. Very, very enjoyable read! (And yes, I'm being deliberately obscure about specifics because this is one where you don't want to know a thing about it so you can enjoy the full force and effect.

engaging reincarnation romance

Her mother believes her paranormal skill is an embarrassing curse; her father does not understand her skill, but cares what happens to his daughter. Sara Wade sees ghosts. Although their motives differ, her parents concur with Sara moving onto Harrogate, an estate she recently inherited from her late grandmother. She wants to renovate the old house that she realizes she shares with two ghosts. Jonathan Bradford claims she is his beloved Maddie Grayson who is in an old diary Sara found. She believes Jonathan, who sends her back to his era to the year he died 1805. The other spirit in her present wants Jonathan dead while Sara prays she can save the life of her beloved. Garden of the Moon is an engaging reincarnation romance starring an intrepid heroine willing to risk her soul to go back to save that of her beloved, Jonathan who has waited two centuries for her return while sharing hell on earth with his enemy. Although the moving back and forth between the present and the early nineteenth century feels jarring, fans will enjoy this fine paranormal romantic suspense due to the brave Maddie. Harriet Klausner