In 1836, Harriet's papa, a ship's office on HMS Beagle, returns from a long journey at sea. On his arrival home, Harriet and her friend Lily become involved in a dangerous secret, with tragic consequences.
Almost 180 years later, Flora's best friend Archie experiences a ghostly encounter at her dad's reclamation and salvage yard. The haunting takes two friends on a detective adventure with an unexpected and supernatural difference.
Flora and Archie, Harriet and Lily's lives are soon entwined in a way that they could never have imagined possible.
Michelle Briscombe was born in Cardiff but now lives in Barry, South Wales, with her two children and husband. For the last twelve years she has worked in a primary school in the Vale of Glamorgan, and has now completed a BA in Primary Education.
Michelle has always written when ideas come knocking and still has several stories in the attic that she wrote when she was a child. The House on March Lane is the second children's book Michelle has written, following the first in the series of ecological adventure books, The Adventures of Jack Jupiter: Silent Mountain. She is currently working on further instalments to the series.
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