Marianne wakes with no memory and no idea who she is or where she was going — a name on her brooch the only clue to her identity. Lost, penniless, and convinced she’s being followed, she pleads for help at the nearest village and is taken in by a lonely widow at her grand country home, Maulever Hall.

An unexpected visit from the widow’s aloof son and his soon-to-be-betrothed, Lady Heverdon, leaves Marianne desperate for answers. They suspect Marianne has come into their lives under false pretences, but, the longer she spends with Lady Heverdon, the more Marianne becomes convinced that the opposite may be true.

As Marianne finds herself growing closer to the enigmatic Mark Mauleverer, she begins to wonder whether her arrival at Maulever Hall had more to do with fate than chance.

Maulever Hall was first published in 1964.

Praise for Jane Aiken – 

“Madly readable.” – Sunday Telegraph

“Yet another wonderful story! Reminded me a lot of Jane Eyre.” – Jill, NetGalley Reviewer

“Intelligent, charming, and most importantly I couldn’t put it down!” – Kitty, Amazon Reviewer

“Feisty and endangered heroine? Check. Wounded, brooding hero? Lots and lots of plot twists, turns and misdirections? Check, check, and check.” – Tammy, NetGalley Reviewer