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Title	:	The Lady in Yellow
Author	:	Alyne de Winter
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	2nd edition
Pages	:	Pages: 366 pages
Published	:	January 6th 2014 by House of Winterspells (first published April 10th 2012)
Categories	:	Gothic. Fantasy. Paranormal. Horror. Historical. Ghosts

The Lady in Yellow

Alyne de Winter

Kindle Edition | Pages: 366 pages

Rating: 3.57 | 97 Users | 19 Reviews

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Tonight will be a howling night, when the wolves will not be still...

You’ve heard of the Woman in White and the Woman in Black, now meet The Lady in Yellow


From an early age, Veronica Everly has had a hard life. After the deaths of her actor parents, left at age five with an alcoholic aunt, she ends up in a the Catholic orphanage of Saint Mary's to be cared for by the nuns. Now, approaching her nineteenth birthday, she is a hired as governess to two motherless children living in a stately home in the wilds of Yorkshire. Identical twins, Jacques and Jacqueline are also androgynous, magical, and clever enough to spook Veronica with their macabre fascinations.

When she meets their gorgeous father, Rafe de Grimston, Veronica is both attracted and repulsed by him. A mixture of tenderness and menace, dark secrets shadow his eyes, torment, and dread of his own nature.

Belden House proves to be wilder than Veronica could have dreamed. A mysterious bell tolls, wolves prowl the grounds, and under the full moon, a lady appears in an antique yellow gown whose eyes run red at the sight of Veronica.

What is the nature of the curse on Belden House? What is the source of the anguish that drives Rafe de Grimston away? What of the old church, Saint Lupine's, with its wolfish shrine? Who is the lady in yellow?

Veronica is faced with choices no one as young and inexperienced as her should ever have to make. Shall she do what she must to save those she has grown to love, and destroy her own soul?
Or does she flee, and allow evil to devour them all?

Formerly a well-received Novella, this Victorian Gothic Thriller is now revised and expanded to a full length Novel
Revised and Expanded 2013

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Ratings: 3.57 From 97 Users | 19 Reviews

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I cannot believe I stumbled upon this book for free. I was hooked within the first few pages - the characters are well written, the descriptions of the house - detailed and beautiful, and the suspense - palpable! It reminded me a lot of The Others, with maybe Dark Shadows and a little Rose Red thrown in there. It was fantastic. There was a little spot in the last third of the book where the action scenes and the emotions got just a little scattered, and slightly over the top (it was kind of "You

Just okThe ending was tedious and so was the lady in yellow. Phrases like "get the riot act" not customary to the Victorian age. Typos and grammatical errors. Otherwise could have been a very good read. Characters needed fleshing out and supernatural scenes needed to be less conspicuous and forced.

I purchased this digitally on eBay and I am glad I paid no more than a dollar for this. I checked, and Amazon has this book listed as a gothic romance mystery -- a genre I enjoy reading. It is not. This a paranormal mystery with some romance thrown in. It has to do with werewolves that become vampires... it just all got muddied. The way the father, Rafe was acting, leaving his children, a governess and two maids to face the horror of the full moon just made no sense. 3 Stars because the premise

I have mixed feelings about this book. Overall it is a good read. It tells a good story, but doesn't leave me with "feel good" mood that I like to have after reading it. I am not sure what I was expecting, since the gothic books today are just different from the ones that I grew up reading. I guess I just prefer the old castles with mysterious characters that you never figure out until the end. They contain the suspense, but not the occult, which was in this book. If you do not like vampires

choppy at best.

That was a great story! I enjoyed how the love between Veronica and Rafe grew slowly and their love vanquished evil. I was a little sad when Jacques died and left Jacqueline alone. One thing I really liked about this story...nobody was "Vickie" or "Jackie" I like the true old fashioned names.

This is the second Alyne de Winters book Ive ever read. After reading The Shadows I wanted to read more about Ms De Winter. I bought The Lady In Yellow and Im happy I did that. Ive become a fan of Alyne de Winters writing style and I love the gothic alike worlds she so beautifully creates. The Lady In Yellow is a modern day gothic novel with many references to my beloved Jane Eyre. Its so well written and the storyline is so interesting that captivates you. What is to like about this book? There