title: Sarah of Raven Hall
author: O'Vivian, Sara
description: Sometimes Mystical ... Always Intriguing. A Story of Self-Discovery, Healing, and Love.
  When Sarah Heatherstone inherits Raven Hall, she hopes to find a true home. However, instead of peace and comfort, she hears cries in the night that no one else can hear, and she discovers a secret door that beckons to her.
  The lord of nearby Strathmorton Castle also beckons to her. Sarah is powerfully drawn to him, but she cannot befriend him because of her secret past. Still, Lord Amherst can’t seem to get Sarah out of his mind, or his heart. He wonders why she continues to wear the widow’s weeds and the dark veil long past the requisite year of mourning. Little does he know that Sarah is no more a widow than she has ever been a bride.
  Will Sarah’s past ever set her free? And will the handsome lord next door ever be more than a stranger to her?
  In Sarah of Raven Hall, discover romance and suspense in a Gothic historical tale reminiscent Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre. Discover a story of courage, healing, and love.
  Note:
   This story is a Journey from Darkness into Light, and it contains spiritual and mystical undertones. It is not "religious." For those who are able to see the dogma and hypocrisy in many religions, you know (as I know): there is a huge difference between spirituality and religion. The true spiritual path is an individual path. It is not dogma. It is not ritual. It is true enlightenment. I will add that it takes a special kind of person to truly appreciate this novel: Someone who has an open heart, an open mind, who is able to think outside the box. If you enjoy stories like "Jane Eyre" and "The Matrix," you will enjoy this story as well.