Lady of the Shroud Part 3

In which Rupert Sent Leger takes possession of the ancient and formidable Castle of Vissarion and sends a series of detailed letters to his aunt Janet, describing its extraordinary architecture, extensive gardens, and the rugged, proud mountaineers among whom he must make his home. The narrative softly unveils the splendid yet lonely new estate set against the wild beauty of the Blue Mountains, hinting at the challenges of blending old-world grandeur with the harsh realities of an isolated and wary people.