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Hull, B. Lawson

 
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Synopsis

Southern England, 1735. She is known as the Belle of Brighton—beautiful, brilliant, and bound by duty. Emelyn Morley is pressured to marry for wealth and rank, to restore her family’s crumbling estate, but she senses a watcher in the dark, and discovers there must be more to life than domestic daylight.

At Hastelbrook Hall, a vast ancestral manor whispered to be haunted, Emelyn follows a recurring dream into the heart of its mystery. An ancient stone beneath the estate has begun to turn, marking the rise of a nameless darkness and a prophecy linking her bloodline to the immortal city of Saunmoor — a hidden realm ruled by its cold vampire queen.

Caught between a fate of marriage and a calling from the shadows, Emelyn must choose whether to protect her family or follow the truth that calls her name.

Emelyn Morley and the Waking Dark launches the Saunmoor series by B. Lawson Hull — a sweeping gothic historical saga of romance, mystery, and immortality set against the haunted shores of England.
  • A mortal legacy. A vampire prophecy. A woman who will defy both.

  • Where daylight ends, the legend of Saunmoor begins.

  • For readers of Susanna Clarke, Deborah Harkness, and Anne Rice.

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À propos de l'auteur

B. Lawson Hull has always been a storyteller, growing up immersed in works of historical fiction, fantasy and adventure. In college he pursued a creative writing minor while studying acting, art, and literature, ultimately receiving his degree in Renaissance and Enlightenment history from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Lawson currently resides on Nantucket, which he finds the idyllic place for ongoing research and writing.

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