The Eyre Hall Trilogy, is the Amazon Bestselling Three-Part Sequel to Jane Eyre available on kindle and paperback Amazon US and UK and Worldwide
Readers are invited to rediscover the mystery and magic of a Victorian Gothic Romance set in Eyre Hall, the mansion Jane Eyre rebuilt after her marriage to Edward Rochester.
This breathtaking trilogy chronicles the lives and vicissitudes of the residents of Eyre Hall from the beginning to the height of the Victorian era.
All Hallows at Eyre Hall is Book One of the Eyre Hall Trilogy.
Twenty-two years have passed since her marriage to Edward Rochester and while a mature Jane is coping with the imminent death of her bedridden husband, Richard Mason has returned from Jamaica to disclose more secrets and ruin her happiness once again, instigating a sequence of events which will expose Rochester’s disloyalty to Jane, his murderous plots, and innumerable other sins. Jane will be drawn into a complex conspiracy threatening everything she holds dear.
Who was the man she thought she loved? What is she prepared to do to safeguard her family and preserve her own stability?
Twelfth Night at Eyre Hall is the second volume of The Eyre Hall Trilogy.
Following Edward Rochester’s death, Jane Eyre, who has been blackmailed into marrying a man she despises, will have to cope with the return of the man she loved and lost. The secrets she has tried so hard to conceal must be disclosed, giving rise to unexpected events and more shocking revelations.
Romance, mystery, and excitement will unfold exploring the evolution of the original characters, and bringing to life new and intriguing ones, spinning a unique and absorbing narrative, which will move the action from the Yorkshire countryside, to Victorian London, and across the Atlantic Ocean to Colonial Jamaica.
Book Three, Midsummer Night At Eyre Hall, is available for pre-order and will be launched on 21st June, 2016
Midsummer at Eyre Hall is the third and final volume of The Eyre Hall Trilogy, which chronicles the lives of the residents of Eyre Hall from the beginning to the height of the Victorian era.
In this final installment, Jane will undertake perilous physical and emotional journeys across England, from Yorkshire, to magical Cornwall, and Victorian London.
She will discover that she has more enemies than she ever imagined, and she will have to make challenging and drastic decisions, which will affect everyone on the Rochester Estate.
International link to All Hallows at Eyre Hall on Amazon
International link to Twelfth Night at Eyre Hall on Amazon
US Link to Midsummer at Eyre Hall
UK Link to Midsummer at Eyre Hall
Luccia Gray, Author of The Eyre Hall Trilogy
Luccia Gray was born and brought up in London, where she graduated in modern foreign languages. She now lives in the south of Spain with her husband. She has three children and three grandchildren. When she’s not reading or writing, she teaches English at an Adult Education Centre and at the Spanish Distance University. She writes romantic, mysterious and suspenseful, Victorian fiction for modern audiences.
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Oh my, I’m both intrigued, and at the same time having an Oh-my-God-Noooo moment. I loved Jane Eyre…the romance, the heartache… the perfect ending, I’m not sure I can cope with Rochesters betrayal… Having said that, I think intrigue may win. Looks like my (ever growing) kindle library will be getting a new addition. 🙂
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Oh dear! I’m really sorry some people are upset with my rendering of Rochester, but although I’ve ‘invented’ some of his misdeeds in my novel, he was a liar and a scoundrel in Jane Eyre. I merely pointed it out more clearly! I’m sure he did love Jane and I hope that comes through in my novel, but his way of loving was selfish and obsessive. I’ve used Bronte ‘ s spaces to recreate a possible scenario 20 years on. Hope you enjoy it!
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In answer to your rafflecopter giveaway hosted by Brook Cottage Books:
Why would you like to win a copy of the book?
I have read and reviewed both novels in the series but would like to obtain physical copies of the novels in order to re-read them later. I enjoyed both thoroughly and would like to have a collection of them.
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Thank you for your comment. I usually read on my kindle app, but i also like to reread special books in paperback 🙂
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ohh, looks good! But yes, I am cringing at the thought of a Rochester betrayal! but now, I’ve got to know… congratulations on the book release!
-Jenn @ homeiswhereyoustartfrom.com
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Thank you. It’s being beta read and later it will be revised and edited. It will be published on June 21st, Midsummer!
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Congratulations on your book release. I’ll give it a go, not at the moment, but I read Jane eons ago. So it will be “starting over” of sorts.
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There’s plenty of backstory in my novel, so you don’t need to reread Jane Eyre first, although It’s a wonderful novel to read and reread 🙂 In fact, I hope my novels encourage people to do so. I love ando respect Jane, but Rochester has a hard time in my interpretation.
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I know exactly what you mean. I will read your Trilogy, I am looking forward to it. Have to settle some financial situation first so it frees me up. hehe
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It seems to have everything, Luccia 🙂 🙂
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Thanks sharing. Indeed intersting. 🙂
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Thank you for dropping by and commenting 🙂
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My pleasure. :))
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This is a fascinating idea! I hadn’t heard of these before, but they are now on my radar!
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Thank you for visiting and commenting!
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What cleverness have you devised from your book down to your graphics! I really enjoyed Janey Eyre and am excited to hear that her story lives on! 😀
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Thank you, Elizabeth. Thank you for visiting my blog! I do admire and honour Jane Eyre, although not so much Rochester who has a hard time in my trilogy!
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great post luccia
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Thank you:)
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u have a great site
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Thank you;)
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I don’t think this is really my type of book, but I love how you did the pictures here. Are they from photfunia?
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It was a free App. It was some time ago, so I can’t remember the name. I’ll look it up and if I find it I’ll let you know. I agree, life’s short, so there’s no point in reading books which aren’t your type:) I generally read the ‘look inside’ pages and decide. Thanks for dropping by.
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Yeah, I think it is Photofunia. I use it myself.
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Graduate school ruined my reading for anything but how-to books. The first two years, I didn’t even open a book, since I was too busy checking and rechecking the psychology books that helped me do my job! But it’s great to see others can make a living from writing novels! Love the night capture you show here!
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