Ghostwalk by Rebecca Stott Irish White Oleander tells the unforgettable

White Oleander tells the unforgettable story of Ingrid

and listening prayer--forms rooted in Scripture and practiced by faithful believers throughout history

creating in them a desire to correct

one for the past

"You are either a Spinozist or not a philosopher at all

Ghostwalk by Rebecca Stott Irish White Oleander tells the unforgettableCambridge, 2003: Cameron Brown, son of historian Elizabeth Vogelsang, discovers his mother's body floating in the muddy waters of the river that runs through her orchard. In her hand, she clutches an antique glass prism. The book she was writing, the fruit of a lifetime's obsession with the seventeenth century and the story of Isaac Newton as an alchemist, remains unfinished. Lydia, Elizabeth's friend and Cameron's former lover, returns to Cambridge