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Something sinister lurks beyond Blackmoor Manor's creakinggates!Product InformationAll is not well in Blackmoor Manor a Fourteenth Century English mansionhaunted by a tragic past. You as Nancy Drew embark on your first internationaladventure to visit Linda Penvellyn your neighbor's daughter and newlywed wifeof a British diplomat. A mysterious malady keeps Linda hidden behind thick bedcurtains. Is she hiding from something or someone or is a more menacing threatstalking her? Face your fears to find the truth! Enter the gates at your own risk. Townsfolk whisper tales of beasts warriors witches explorers and astronomers but no one can explain why newlywed Linda Penvellyn hides from all. Is it a curse or a conspiracy? The hopes and fears of hundreds of years echo through the Great Hall of Blackmoor Manor. For nearly a millennium the Penvellyns have called this place home but few of these eclectic inhabitants found happy endings. Take heed; someone or something is threatening Blackmoor Manor’s newest resident and you might be next on the list Every nook and cranny of this ancient mansion holds reminders of those who have gone before alongside clues left by modern-day residents.Blackmoor Manor is a centuries-old mansion located in the moors of England.It is the ancestral home to the Penvellyn family an old eclectic family with along history of fascinating ancestors. Heraldry astronomy and alchemyhave fascinated generations of Penvellyns. You must look to the past for cluesto the future. Beauty and whimsy are everywhere in this huge estate butbe wary; all is not what it seems.Gather up your Courage to Confront the Myths of Blackmoor Manor!Product HighlightsHere’s who you'll meet at Blackmoor Manor:Nigel MookerjeeA historian currently researching and cataloguing the Blackmoor Manor library.Nigel is interested in writing a history of the Penvellyn family. Could he bethe one who ca