• [The Peculiar Garden Of Harriet Hunt (Product Image)]
  • The Peculiar Garden Of Harriet Hunt

      Author: Chelsea Iversen
      Published by: Sourcebooks

      £7.99 RRP£9.99

        • Once dispatched, estimated delivery within the United Kingdom is 3 to 5 working days
        • Store prices may vary
        • Return Policy
      Embed

      Copy and paste the following code where you want the embed to appear.

      If you're an affiliate make sure your code is set in the “Affiliate” section.

      Affiliates

      If you are an affiliate you can add your code to the share link by entering it here

    Product Description

    Harriet Hunt is completely alone. Her father disappeared months ago, leaving her to wander the halls of Sunnyside house, dwelling on a past she’d rather keep buried. She doesn’t often venture beyond her front gate, instead relishing the feel of dirt under her fingernails and of soft moss beneath her feet.

    Consequently, she’s been deemed a little too peculiar for popular Victorian society. This solitary life suits her fine, though - because, outside, magic awaits.

    Harriet’s garden is special. It’s a wild place full of twisting ivy, vibrant plums, and a quiet power that buzzes like bees. Caring for this place, and keeping it from running rampant through the streets of her London suburb, is Harriet’s purpose.

    But a woman alone in the world is vulnerable. Soon, a sinister plot involving her father’s disappearance begins to take shape, with Harriet herself at its center. Everything she holds dear - from the thorny roses she tends to her very freedom itself - is at stake. To save herself, Harriet will have to unearth her past, discover the secrets of her garden, and finally embrace the wild magic inside of her.

    Product Specifications

    Keep up to date with related content where you see this icon.

    Click to Watch and get regular updates… find out more

    Author
    Genres
    Publisher
    Type
    Binding
    • Paperback
    Cat. No.
    • 6720407
    EAN
    • 9781464233289
    ISBN
    • 9781464233289