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I’ve always been attracted to novels set
in grand houses—so much so that I set my own novel, THE NECKLACE, in one.
Their creaking floorboards, twinkling chandeliers, and manorial names
often belie family secrets, mysteries only whispered about, money made
and squandered. So often a vehicle for aspirations, dreams, and
strivings, great houses are not just a setting but become a type of
character in the following novels.
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