Author Talk: Tea Cooper - The Golden Thread

Name: Author Talk: Tea Cooper - The Golden Thread
Start: 2024-11-16T10:30:00+11:00
End: 2024-11-16T11:30:00+11:00
Location: 65-67 Vincent Street,Cessnock,2325,AU

Schedule

Sat Nov 16 2024 at 10:30 am to 11:30 am

UTC+11:00

Location

65-67 Vincent Street,Cessnock,2325,AU | Cessnock, NS

A twisty historical mystery from the bestselling author of The Talented Mrs Greenway.
About the Book
Intricate threads from the past and the present bind together a yellow silk dress, lost gold and a missing grandmother in a twisty historical mystery from the bestselling author of The Talented Mrs Greenway.
Maitland, 1889 When nineteen-year-old Constance Montague wakes one Wednesday she expects the day to unfold like any other. Breakfast with her grandmother Nell and her mother Faith, a meeting in Maitland with the ladies of the Benevolent Society, perhaps a gentle stroll along the banks of the Hunter River.
But this Wednesday is different. Nell has vanished. Concerned, Connie determines to track Nell down and follows a lead to Old Government House in Parramatta, now a guest house. There, to her astonishment she finds her grandmother holding court.
When Nell introduces her as her companion to a varied cast of colourful guests, including a frail but observant old lady, a travelling salesmen, a bearded lothario, a clever articled clerk, a lively seamstress and an enigmatic housekeeper who is connected with Nell's past, Connie begins to realise that her grandmother is not who she seems.
Nell is looking for something and following a thread stitched long ago, a thread that leads from some missing gold, to a damask dress and the attic of Government House As the story unravels so do the secrets of the past, secrets that surface into the present to threaten not just Nell, but Connie too.
Books available for sale & signing thanks to Book Den, Cessnock.
About the author
Tea is an Australian author of numerous bestselling, internationally acclaimed, twisty historical mysteries. In a past life she was a teacher, a journalist and a farmer. These days she haunts museums and indulges her passion for storytelling.