Indigo magasin House by Rosen, Lisa NEUF

What secrets are hiding behind the imposing gates of Indigo House?



Oregonian Julia Van Wyck lives in her famous fathers shadow and struggles with a stagnant career. When she loses her parents in a car crash, her fathers literary agent tells her that Charles Van Wyck may have left his last, greatest manuscript with an estranged family he never talked about in South Carolina. Realizing how little she knew about his life, Julia heads to Charleston, thinking the manuscript might help heal the hole in her heart.



Arriving in the beautiful coastal town of Charleston, South Carolina, Julia soon discovers her father left behind a lot more than a memoir about an old, crumbling family plantation. A whole host of aunts, uncles, and cousins shes never heard of and an inheritance she never expected pull her deeper into the familys ancient history of betrayal. When she finds the manuscript, and how much her father kept from her, she despairs about ever filling that hole in her heart, while chasing leads that keep leaving her with more questions than answers.



Will those questions unravel the family shes only just found?

Lisa Rosen is an empty nester with a bad case of wanderlust. A former resident of North Carolina, where she earned a PhD in literature at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, she now travels the world with a laptop and a carry-on, and an equally peripatetic husband.