Dagmara Dominczyk brings to life the haunting nature of this story—complete with ghosts and a mystery. After the suicide of his fiancée, Jace Montgomery purchases the English estate pictured in a photo he found tucked into one of her old paperbacks. He is determined to get to the bottom of her untimely death. Dominczyk creatively differentiates the novel’s British characters. The halting speech she gives Jace reveals the sorrow and confusion surrounding his loss. His new love interest, a journalist, is given an educated yet down-to-earth voice—very different from the common accents of the servants and the clipped tones of local law enforcement. Dominczyk’s narration highlights the characters’ highs and lows, enhancing this listening experience. S.M. © AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine

Dagmara Dominczyk brings to life the haunting nature of this story—complete with ghosts and a mystery. After the suicide of his fiancée, Jace Montgomery purchases the English estate pictured in a photo he found tucked into one of her old paperbacks. He is determined to get to the bottom of her untimely death. Dominczyk creatively differentiates the novel’s British characters. The halting speech she gives Jace reveals the sorrow and confusion surrounding his loss. His new love interest, a journalist, is given an educated yet down-to-earth voice—very different from the common accents of the servants and the clipped tones of local law enforcement. Dominczyk’s narration highlights the characters’ highs and lows, enhancing this listening experience. S.M. © AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine