A story in the vein of Daphne du Maurier--"The Hanged Man"It has been three years...Since Rachael Reynolds disappeared while vacationing in New Orleans. A bright and beautiful nine-year-old, the child vanished into a steamy August day, never to be seen again. When every lead came up a dead-end, Laura and Michael Reynolds finally returned to New York, where they threw themselves into their respective careers with the ferocity that only grief can inspire, and they have thrived. It has been three years...And Laura is ready to finish the healing process. She proposes a return to New Orleans. Michael is reluctant, but at last agrees.The Hanged Man is the story of that journey and the consequences of revisiting the past. At once chilling and compelling, it will stay in your mind for some time.Praise for The Darkling"A good storyteller -- and R. B. Chesterton is quite a good storyteller -- knows to lower her voice when she's talking about ghosts." (New York Times Book Review)The Darkling named Number 6 on the list of top ten best books of 2013 by www.bloodydisgusting.comPraise for The Seeker"Chesterton firmly reestablishes herself as a queen of darkness and suspense." (Southern Literary Review)"A sharp and edgy gothic thriller." (Publishers Weekly)