the House Remembers

Tales of Gertrude

De: Esther Warren

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A forgotten grave.
A vanished woman.
A house that remembers what everyone else has lost.

When the first snow settles over Dalberg, Gertrud expects nothing more than a quiet winter with Peter, the man she rediscovered late in life. But a single grave at the long-abandoned Restad sanatorium shatters that peace — a grave bearing a name no one should know: Hanna Madelene.

For Gertrud’s American friend Eileen, that name is a wound.
For Gertrud, it becomes a calling.

This mystery unfolds in the aftermath of Midsummer Lights and the story of Hanna Madelene — yet it can be read entirely on its own. As Gertrud follows the fragile threads left behind, she begins unraveling a story buried for seventy years — a story of a mother who vanished, a child who waited, and a life that ended far from home.

But the deeper she goes, the more she senses another presence moving through the old house with her. Someone small, silent, and ancient. Someone who remembers the truth.

Some houses keep their stories hidden.
This one refuses to let them go.

A warm Nordic mystery of community, loss, and quiet magic — perfect for readers of Fredrik Backman, Louise Penny, and Alice Hoffman.