Format: ebook
Source: borrowed through Kindle Unlimited
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Date read: November 2, 2025
The Days of the Week
1. Monday
2. Tuesday - Kindle
3. Wednesday
Adrian Blue
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Synopsis (Goodreads):
Tuesday's Child is Full of GraceThoughts on Tuesday: A missing child, a spooky estate, and a lady who's determined to do her part in helping find him thanks to some past trauma and a driving desire to help everyone in need. Okay, maybe that last part was a bit of a stretch, but Christina is a doctor so she does the helping thing so maybe it's not that much of a stretch.
Dr. Christina Blackwood moved to a small town for a slower pace of life. But when a child goes missing, it throws the community into a panic. All eyes immediately turn to Ashcroft Estate, whose reclusive and mysterious owner is known for fiercely protecting his privacy. But the estate is protecting far more than that. William Ashcroft has a secret. And it is about to swallow Christina whole.
Anywho. Christina has heard the hushed rumors about the Ashcroft Estate and she doesn't want peoples' emotions to get the best of them (I think she was envisioning pitchforks and torches, idk) so she volunteers to go up to the big house and request they be allowed to search the grounds for the missing child. William Ashcroft is...not enthused by this request. He allows Christina to conduct a search, but doesn't want anyone else from the town on his land. Which might be a red flag or two, but Christina is determined and she accepts his terms.
Turns out William is hiding a little something. Well, it's a not-so-little something, really. A beast that prowls the halls of the manor and grounds. It has its sights set on the good doctor and she's not nearly as terrified of it as she probably should be.
A creepy manor, a beast who knows what it wants, a man who is caught between wanting to protect and claim, and a lady who is willing to embrace the terrifying once she understands what's at stake. *thumbs up*






