Tryst (novel)  From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to:
navigation, search  Book Information[edit]  Written in 1939 by
Elswyth Thane, Tryst is a story of two people and a seemingly
ordinary home. While the quick summary may make it sound like a
Horror novel, it actually borders on Mystery and Romance.  Plot
summary[edit]  After Hilary Shenstone died in the war, his
spirit had a hard time with the thought of leaving England
behind forever. Through some twist of fate, he finds his way
back to his home of Nuns Farthing, only to find that the old
house has some new tenants.  Sabrina Archer, a lonely girl of
17, moved with her father and aunt away from their city flat to
the lavish summerhome of Nuns Farthing for her father's work.
Finding a locked room at the top floor of the house, Sabrina
picks the lock one afternoon and subsequently spends many days
trying to find the identity of the man who used to enjoy the
personal study.   External links[edit]