Butterfly Palace
Colleen CoblePaperback 2014-01-28
It's 1899, Texas, and Lilly Donnelly has secured a job as a maid in the grand Butterfly Mansion. Though determined to prove herself to her new employers, she is thrown into confusion by the appearance of an old flame. Still reeling, she is targeted by a man who could be a notorious local serial killer.
Publisher Description
Lilly secures a job as lady's maid in a grand manor in Austin, Texas. But even far from home, her past lurks around every corner.
When Lilly Donnelly arrives at the Cutlers' famed Butterfly Mansion in 1899, the massive house and unfamiliar duties threaten to overwhelm her. Victorian Austin is lavish, highly political, and intimidating, but with the help of the other servants, Lilly resolves to prove herself to her new employers.
Then, while serving at an elegant dinner party, Lilly recognizes one distinguished guest as Andrew, the love of her life, who abandoned her without a word back home. He seems to have assumed a new identity and refuses to acknowledge her, leaving her confused and reeling.
Before Lilly can absorb this unwelcome news, she's attacked. Could it be the sinister Servant Girl Killer who has been terrorizing Austin? Or is it someone after something more personal?someone from her past?
Does she dare trust Andrew to help or is he part of the danger threatening to draw Lilly into its vortex?
$22.99
$22.99
Earn
reward points per item
Click & collect: Select your store
Get information on product availability in store.
It's 1899, Texas, and Lilly Donnelly has secured a job as a maid in the grand Butterfly Mansion. Though determined to prove herself to her new employers, she is thrown into confusion by the appearance of an old flame. Still reeling, she is targeted by a man who could be a notorious local serial killer.
Publisher Description
Lilly secures a job as lady's maid in a grand manor in Austin, Texas. But even far from home, her past lurks around every corner.
When Lilly Donnelly arrives at the Cutlers' famed Butterfly Mansion in 1899, the massive house and unfamiliar duties threaten to overwhelm her. Victorian Austin is lavish, highly political, and intimidating, but with the help of the other servants, Lilly resolves to prove herself to her new employers.
Then, while serving at an elegant dinner party, Lilly recognizes one distinguished guest as Andrew, the love of her life, who abandoned her without a word back home. He seems to have assumed a new identity and refuses to acknowledge her, leaving her confused and reeling.
Before Lilly can absorb this unwelcome news, she's attacked. Could it be the sinister Servant Girl Killer who has been terrorizing Austin? Or is it someone after something more personal?someone from her past?
Does she dare trust Andrew to help or is he part of the danger threatening to draw Lilly into its vortex?