the Name Beneath Headstone: A Loughhaven Inheritance Mystery

Some names are lost. Others were covered.When repairs at St Colman's cemetery reveal the unfinished name of Nora Mae Devlin beneath Eleanor Drummond's 1912 headstone, probate genealogist Anna Harland is asked a deceptively simple question: which woman was meant to inherit Fourteen Seaward Terrace?The will appears to treat Eleanor and Nora as one person. The records prove they were not. One was Sarah Drummond's daughter; the other was the young woman she called "daughter in all but law." Between them stands a child with two mothers, a sealed room marked NORA'S ROOM, and a house occupied for more than a century without ever legally changing hands.As Anna and Maya Singh follow letters from Loughhaven to Liverpool and Halifax, someone begins removing the evidence. To identify the rightful heirs, Anna must uncover not only what was hidden, but who has carried the cost of the lie.A clean, character-led British mystery of family secrets, property, memory and the courage to correct a record without erasing another life.Book Three in The Loughhaven Inheritance Mysteries. The central mystery is fully resolved and can be enjoyed as a standalone novel.