The Tide Clock Testament

Stuart Porter
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88
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In 2004, clock conservator Rebecca Vesper examines a tide clock whose hand moves backward while the family discusses its inheritance. Hidden within the mechanism is a testament that could overturn the estate's approved history and Rebecca's own expectations.


Rebecca and Samuel North must follow a surviving voice through disputed signatures and scattered records before executor Martin Crowe closes the case on his terms. Years later, Clara North and Edward Vale face a threatened archive and a final chance to bring the erased names into public view. The last volume of The Vesperwick Archives asks what a house can become once its history belongs to everyone it excluded.

In 2004, clock conservator Rebecca Vesper examines a tide clock whose hand moves backward while the family discusses its inheritance. Hidden within the mechanism is a testament that could overturn the estate's approved history and Rebecca's own expectations. Rebecca and Samuel North must follow ...

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Stuart Porter writes Gothic historical mysteries about damaged art, coastal estates, and family records designed to outlast the people who suppressed them. The Vesperwick Archives follows restorers and investigators opening the manor's sealed rooms one artifact at a time.

Stuart Porter writes Gothic historical mysteries about damaged art, coastal estates, and family records designed to outlast the people who suppressed them. The Vesperwick Archives follows restorers and investigators opening the manor's sealed rooms one artifact at a time.

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