The Mischief Makers : 'As compelling as any of du Maurier's own works' Sunday Times
(Autor) Elisabeth GiffordIn a beautiful house in the wilds of Cornwall, Daphne du Maurier is on the brink of a breakdown. With her marriage beginning to unravel, she is also increasingly worried about the man who inspired her writing career, whose shadow looms over her childhood: J.M. Barrie, author of Peter Pan. When the line between her own fiction and reality blurs dangerously, Daphne must confront the dark truth that lurks beneath the fantasy of Peter Pan and the secret life that has plagued her since she found fame. Unless she can solve these mysteries and reckon with who she truly is as an artist, her next great work may be lost to history.
Elisabeth Gifford
Elisabeth Gifford is a Scottish author known for her historical fiction novels that often delve into themes of family, love, and loss. Her most notable works include "Secrets of the Sea House" and "The Good Doctor of Warsaw," both of which have received critical acclaim for their captivating storytelling and vivid characters. Gifford's literary style is characterized by richly detailed settings and complex, multi-layered narratives that transport readers to different time periods and landscapes. Through her writing, Gifford has made a significant impact on the historical fiction genre, blending history with emotional depth to create compelling and unforgettable stories. "Secrets of the Sea House" remains her most famous work, drawing readers in with its haunting mystery and powerful exploration of the past.