east anglia (england)

In late nineteenth-century England, Jemima, an unwanted thirteenth child, grows up in poverty under the wing of her drunken mother while pursuing her dream of becoming a teacher, struggling with loyalty to her family, and befriending Richard, the heir to the haberdashery business where she works.

A tale inspired by nineteenth-century ghost story traditions follows the misadventures of Eliza Caine, who accepts a job from an anonymous employer as a governess to two children whom she must protect from a malign presence.

When the son of Alred Treeves has met an untimely death, Sir Alred calls on Dalgliesh to investigate. No sooner does he arrive at the theological college on the East Anglican coast than he finds himself drawn into a maze of violent mystery.

David Freeman, a young British boy during World War II, is sent with his sister to live safely in the country on his grandparents' farm where he is befriended by American pilot, Tex, and the airmen of the Eighth Air Force, who help the boy as he struggles to earn the respect of his grandfather, accept he may never see his father again, and keep his hopes up that the war will end.

Sixteen-year-old Rebecca moves with her father from London to a small, seaside village, where she spends the summer exploring the village's sinister history with a new friend.

In 1960s Britain, a young boarding school student breaks rules to maintain a friendship with a reclusive teen who lives in a hut by the sea, and after his friend falls ill, learns a dark secret that changes both of their lives.

In 1960s Britain, a young boarding school student breaks rules to maintain a friendship with a reclusive teen who lives in a hut by the sea; but after his friend falls ill, they learn a dark secret that changes both of their lives.