Belinda D. (angel-star) reviewed on 7/4/2006 + 25 more book reviews

turn from the embrace of her poor but loving family, Rain arhold now lives surrounded by opulet riches but feel smore like an outsider thean ever before. Her heart's true passion--the theater--may prove to be her salvation, as she embrarks on a journey to unmask a legacy of long-bured family sevrets.Enrolled in one of Englands most prestigious drama schools, Rain is sent to london to live with her great aunt, Lenora of the renowned Endfield family. Their estate is breathtakingly austere, filled with antiques and a long, storied history. But something isn't right Rain hears footsteps at night, and the high pitched lougther of a little girl. she sees stange lights in rooms that are supposed to be closed off. And everything about the place--the air, the silence, even the somber household staff--is as cold and suless as a museum, Behind the icy sheen of wealth and privlege lies somthing unspeakable, Something that could turn Rain's most precious dream into an inescapable nightmare...
Part two book. This is a wonderful book and I enjoyed it as much as the first one called Rain.

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