Chateau Reverie: A Novel
About this audiobook
"At once a mystery in a haunted house, a fable, and a love story. I was utterly enchanted." --SAMANTHA SHANNON, New York Times bestselling author
Another sweeping speculative, romantic novel from the author of As Many Souls as Stars, in which attendees of a magical auction must bid secrets in exchange for their greatest desires. Perfect for fans of Erin Morgenstern or V.E. Schwab.
Reverie and Sons humbly requests your attendance at THE AUCTION OF SECRETS.
Genevieve de Vienne does not remember the journey to the Château Reverie. She only remembers receiving her invitation to the Auction of Secrets, writing upon it her greatest desire—to forget the woman she once loved—and setting it aflame.
Leander Sterne does not remember a life outside of the Château Reverie. When he receives his own invitation, he does not have any secrets to bid, but his greatest desire—his liberty—is worth risking everything. He has nothing to lose.
Alongside five fellow attendees, Leander and Genevieve must survive three nights in the Château in order to bid their secrets and win their hearts’ desire. But the Château has a mind of its own. As guests begin to disappear and Leander and Genevieve become more and more entangled, it becomes clear that the rules of the Auction might not be in anyone’s favor…and even those who win might not be allowed to leave.
Written in Natasha Siegel’s transportive, lush prose and set amidst the final days of the French Revolution, Château Reverie is a rococo fairytale full of horrors and wonders: both a sweeping romance and a twisting speculative mystery.
"Cinematic and lush...A fairy tale you've never heard before and won't forget." --RAINBOW ROWELL, No. 1 New York Times bestselling author of the Simon Snow Trilogy
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About the author
Natasha Siegel is a writer of historical fiction, fantasy, and romance. She was born and raised in London, where she grew up in a Danish-Jewish family surrounded by stories. Her poetry has won accolades from Foyle’s and the University of Oxford. Her debut novel, Solomon’s Crown, was a New York Times Book Review Editor’s Choice, and As Many Souls as Stars was an Indie Next Pick.
