Where Deep Seas Moan

The autumn winds rise on Guernsey, and with them come secrets that have slumbered beneath the cliffs and within the stone walls of the island's oldest houses. Blaisette Simon moves through the world as easily as sunlight on water, beloved and beautiful, the daughter of wealth. But Ellenor Cartier is made of harder stuff - angular, proud, burning with a passion that her station in life cannot contain. When she strays too close to the island's Haunted House, she finds Dominic Le Mierre there, and everything shifts. What follows is a story of rivalry and longing, of love that arrives like a storm and refuses to gentle. The island itself becomes a character - its fog rolling in from the sea, its ancient folklore pressing against the edges of ordinary life, its winds carrying whispers of what came before. This is a romance suffused with atmosphere, where jealousy festers and the supernatural bleeds into the everyday, where two women who want the same man must also confront what they are willing to sacrifice. E. Gallienne-Robin writes with a poet's feel for mood and a novelist's eye for the way love and ambition entangle. For readers who want their love stories with atmosphere, who crave the gothic wrapped in romance, who understand that sometimes the deepest seas don't just moan - they demand.