An isolated restoration project awakens fear and old secrets
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Rae Newborn moves to an island in the northern reaches of Puget Sound, determined to rebuild a ruined house and find a way through the grief and depression that have disrupted her life. The house belonged to her mysterious great-uncle, and his history begins to intertwine with the work she undertakes. As disturbing events accumulate, Rae’s sense of being watched becomes increasingly difficult to dismiss, although her family and the police doubt what she believes is happening. Laurie R. King combines psychological suspense with the physical process of restoration, making the building of a home part of a deeper struggle for stability. Folly follows a woman confronting uncertainty about both the island’s past and the danger present around her.
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