A crumbling estate. A forgotten tragedy. And one woman who holds the truth.
In 1924, during a dazzling society party at Riverton House, a young poet dies by apparent suicide. Only three people know what really happened. And Grace Bradley, then a servant in the house, has kept the secret for decades.
Now 98 and living in a nursing home, Grace is approached by a filmmaker hoping to uncover the truth behind that fateful night. As memories flood back, Grace is forced to confront the heartbreak, betrayal, and silence that shaped her life.
The House at Riverton is a haunting historical mystery filled with forbidden love, buried secrets, and the fading echoes of an era lost to time. Kate Morton’s debut is lyrical, moving, and completely unforgettable.
