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The words had been spoken by their friend Alida Stair, as they sat at tea on her lawn at Pangbourne, in reference to the very house of which the library in question was the central, the pivotal “feature. ” Mary Boyne and her husband, in quest of a country place in one of the southern or southwestern counties, had, on their arrival in England, carried their problem straight to Alida Stair, who had successfully solved it in her own case; but it was not until they had rejected, almost capriciously, several practical and judicious suggestions that she threw out: “Well, theres Lyng, in Dorsetshire. It belongs to Hugos cousins, and you can get it for a song. ” The reason she gave for its being obtainable on these terms?its remoteness from a station, its lack of electric light, hot-water pipes, and other vulgar necessities?were exactly those pleading in its favour with two romantic Americans perversely in search of the economic drawbacks which were associated, in their tradition, with unusual architectural felicities. “I should never believe I was living in an old house unless I was thoroughly uncomfortable, ” Ned Boyne, the more extravagant of the two, had jocosely insisted; “the least hint of ‘convenience would make me think it had been bought out of an exhibition, with the pieces numbered, and set up again. ” And they had proceeded to enumerate, with humorous precision, their various doubts and demands, refusing to believe that the house their cousin recommended was really Tudor till they learned it had no heating system, or that the village church was literally in the grounds till she assured them of the deplorable uncertainty of the water-supply. “Its too uncomfortable to be true! ” Edward Boyne had continued to exult as the avowal of each disadvantage was successively wrung from her; but he had cut short his rhapsody to ask, with a relapse to distrust: “And the ghost? Youve been concealing from us the fact that there is no ghost! ” Mary, at the moment, had laughed with him, yet almost with her laugh, being possessed of several sets of independent perceptions, had been struck by a note of flatness in Alidas answering hilarity. “Oh, Dorsetshires full of ghosts, you know. ” “Yes, yes; but that wont do. I dont want to have to drive ten miles to see somebody elses ghost. I want one of my own on the premises. Is there a ghost at Lyng? ” His rejoinder had made Alida laugh again, and it was then that she had flung back tantalisingly: “Oh, there is one, of course, but youll never know it. ” “Never know it? ” Boyne pulled her up. “But what in the world constitutes a ghost except the fact of its being known for one? ” “I cant say. But thats the story. ” “That theres a ghost, but that nobody knows its a ghost? ” “Well?not till afterward, at any rate. ” “Till afterward? ” “Not till long, long afterward. ” “But if its once been identified as an unearthly visitant, why hasnt its signalement been handed down in the family? How has it managed to preserve its incognito? ” Alida could only shake her head. “Dont ask me. But it has. ” “And then suddenly?” Mary spoke up as if from cavernous depths of divination?“suddenly, long afterward, one says to ones self ‘That was it? ” She was startled at the sepulchral sound with which her question fell on the banter of the other two, and she saw the shadow of the same surprise flit across Alidas pupils. “I suppose so. One just has to wait. ” “Oh, hang waiting! ” Ned broke in. “Lifes too short for a ghost who can only be enjoyed in retrospect. Cant we do better than that, Mary? ” But it turned out that in the event they were not destined to, for within three months of their conversation with Mrs. Stair they were settled at Lyng, and the life they had yearned for, to the point of planning it in advance in all its daily details, had actually begun for them. It was to sit, in the thick December dusk, by just such a wide-hooded fireplace, under just such black oak rafters, with the sense that beyond the mullioned panes the downs were darkened to a deeper solitude: it was for the ultimate indulgence of such sensations that Mary Boyne, abruptly exiled from New York by her husbands business, had endured for nearly fourteen years the soul-deadening ugliness of a Middle Western town, and that Boyne had ground on doggedly at his engineering till, with a suddenness that still made her blink, the prodigious windfall of the Blue Star Mine had put them at a stroke in possession of life and the leisure to taste it. They had never for a moment meant their new state to be one of idleness; but they meant to give themselves only to harmonious activities. She had her vision of painting and gardening (against a background of grey walls) he dreamed of the production of his long-planned book on the “Economic Basis of Culture”; and with such absorbing work ahead no existence could be too sequestered: they could not get far enough from the world, or plunge deep enough into the past. Dorsetshire had attracted them from the first by an air of remoteness out of all proportion to its geographical position. But to the Boynes it was one of the ever-recurring wonders of the whole incredibly compressed island?a nest of counties, as they put it?that for the production of its effects so little of a given quality went so far: that so few miles made a distance, and so short a distance a difference. “Its that, ” Ned had once enthusiastically explained, “that gives such depth to their effects, such relief to their contrasts. Theyve been able to lay the butter so thick on every delicious mouthful. ” The butter had certainly been laid on thick at Lyng: the old house hidden under a shoulder of the downs had almost all the finer marks of commerce with a protracted past. The mere fact that it was neither large nor exceptional made it, to the Boynes, abound the more completely in its special charm?the charm of having been for centuries a deep dim reservoir of life. The life had probably not been of the most vivid order: for long periods, no doubt, it had fallen as noiselessly into the past as the quiet drizzle of autumn fell, hour after hour, into the fish-pond between the yews; but these backwaters of existence sometimes breed, in their sluggish depths, strange acuities of emotion, and Mary Boyne had felt from the first the mysterious stir of intenser memories. The feeling had never been stronger than on this particular afternoon when, waiting in the library for the lamps to come, she rose from her seat and stood among the shadows of the hearth. Her husband had gone off, after luncheon, for one of his long tramps on the downs. She had noticed of late that he preferred to go alone; and, in the tried security of their personal relations, had been driven to conclude that his book was bothering him, and that he needed the afternoons to turn over in solitude the problems left from the mornings work. Certainly the book was not going as smoothly as she had thought it would, and there were lines of perplexity between his eyes such as had never been there in his engineering days. He had often, then, looked fagged to the verge of illness, but the native demon of “worry” had never branded his brow. Yet the few pages he had so far read to her?the introduction, and a summary of the opening chapter?showed a firm hold on his subject, and an increasing confidence in his powers. The fact threw her into deeper perplexity, since, now that he had done with “business” and its disturbing contingencies, the one other possible source of anxiety was eliminated. Unless it were his health, then? But physically he had gained since they had come to Dorsetshire, grown robuster, ruddier, and fresher-eyed. It was only within the last week that she had felt in him the undefinable change which made her restless in his absence, and as tongue-tied in his presence as though it were she who had a secret to keep from him! The thought that there was a secret somewhere between them struck her with a sudden rap of wonder, and she looked about her down the long room. “Can it be the house? ” she mused. The room itself might have been full of secrets. They seemed to be piling themselves up, as evening fell, like the layers and layers of velvet shadow dropping from the low ceiling, the rows of books, the smoke-blurred sculpture of the hearth. “Why, of course?the house is haunted! ” she reflected. The ghost?Alidas imperceptible ghost?after figuring largely in the banter of their first month or two at Lyng, had been gradually left aside as too ineffectual for imaginative use. Mary had, indeed, as became the tenant of a haunted house, made the customary inquiries among her rural neighbours, but, beyond a vague “They dü say so, Maam, ” the villagers had nothing to impart. The elusive spectre had apparently never had sufficient identity for a legend to crystallise about it, and after a time the Boynes had set the matter down to their profit-and-loss account, agreeing that Lyng was one of the few houses good enough in itself to dispense with supernatural enhancements. “And I suppose, poor ineffectual demon, thats why it beats its beautiful wings in vain in the void, ” Mary had laughingly concluded. “Or, rather, ” Ned answered in the same strain, “why, amid so much thats ghostly, it can never affirm its separate existence as the ghost. ” And thereupon their invisible housemate had finally dropped out of their references, which were numerous enough to make them soon unaware

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At first, I thought it was a coincidence but the more I listened and the more I realized that the real event had to be the inspiration for this book. I have no problem with books that are inspired by actual events but I do think... Received from: Macmillan Children's Publishing Group Received Via: THE REVIEW Why this book? It seemed interesting What I thought This book is about healing after Ethan and Dylan are Kidnapped and found and how their families deal with the situation. This was a beautiful written story. This is the kind of book you don't want to put down, unless you absolutely have to. The characters are well developed and the friendship between Caroline and Ethan warmed my heart. There really is no... Jennifer Mathieu hasn't written a bad book yet. I loved her shocking contemporary debut, The Truth About Alice, and Devoted, following a girl in an oppressive religious community. 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A word that implies that there will be a later on. A word that says you made it through something. You survived. Ethan survived. Ethan was kidnapped four years ago. Taken away from his family and home by a stranger. Ethan endured a life of fear and abuse and loneliness. Hes rescued when his captor kidnaps another boy (Dylan) and is caught. It not only breaks my heart but fills my heart and soul with anger to think about what this 11 year old boy had to do... AFTERWARD focuses strongly on the aftermath of trauma & takes a tender insight into two families trying to put the pieces back together after the unthinkable happens. Ethan & Dylan were abducted as kids (Ethan for 4 years; Dylan for several days. after being found must return back to their prior lives. The book divides between alternating POVs between Ethan & Caroline, Dylan's older sister. There are many positives here. I liked how therapy was shown in a favorable light; Ethan... *Physical ARC kindly provided by Macmillan* This was a wonderful book. Im especially happy with how therapy-positive this book was, and how Jennifer Mathieu showed Ethans PTSD and healing process. Most of the book was focused on that, and how Caroline was connected to it. Because when they start to become friends, and perhaps something more, the kidnapping is there between them. But the author treated their relationship, and Ethans trauma, with such care and respect. And I loved the two of... This was my first Jennifer Mathieu book to read & certainly won't be my last! I have not experienced a lot of stories centered around kidnapping, especially those focusing on the trauma of after. This story is every bit emotional, yet uplifting in the most darkest moments. I found myself rooting for these two broken teens as their nightmares collided and somehow began to heal. Definitely add this one to your TBR! 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