The Memory of Glass

By: Brenna Lauren

Narrated by: Jacci Prior, Corvin King, PJ Freebourn

"Break the curse, Whitney Darling, before it breaks you."

If I return to Savannah, to Darling House - I’ll die there. Either the curse I accidentally unleashed on my family will catch up with me, or I'll flatline at the sight of the man I left behind - Ephraim Callaghan. But when my grandfather's cryptic will leads to an arranged marriage, Ephraim and I are trapped together in Darling House, my ancestral haunted mansion by the sea. As our passion rekindles, we must overcome the past and decode a dark family secret surrounding the glass, a century-old murder mystery, and the restless ghosts that remain. To put their souls to rest will not only save our lives, but the Darling’s legacy – and grant me and Ephraim a second chance at the love we thought we’d lost forever.

©2023 Brenna Lauren (P)2024 Brenna Lauren

Such a Great Read!

I would have finished this in a day if I could. Very well written. Interesting story and I liked the time jumps.

Hauntingly Beautiful

The audiobook’s narration is simply enchanting. Jacci Prior brings the characters to life with such emotion, making you feel every ounce of Whitney's dread and longing. You can practically hear the waves crashing against the shore and feel the chill of the haunted mansion too.

Whitney's struggle with the curse she set loose on her family creates a mystery that keeps you glued to the book (and headphones lol). And let’s not forget the sparks flying between her and Ephraim! Their chemistry is electric, and his southern charm was a delight to listen to🤭

The Memory of Glass is a captivating mix of romance, mystery, and a bit of the supernatural. I definitely recommend it!

Low country love!

Dreamy hero, gorgeous low country mansion, ghosts, curses, and a heroine whose shoes I wouldn't mind stepping into a time or two! The perfect gothic romance.

The story was engaging from the start and the ghost scenes were some of the creepiest I've listened to in a long time.

I love how the author wove the historical thread to help bring the origin of the curse and the glass elements to life. Very well done!

I can't wait for the next book in this authors Low Country Legacy series.