Butterfly Sister

<p>In <em>The Butterfly Sister</em> by Amy Gail Hansen--a moving Gothic tale that intertwines mystery madness betrayal love and literature--a fragile young woman must silence the ghosts of her past.</p><p>Ten months after dropping out of all-girl Tarble College Ruby Rousseau is still haunted by the memories of her senior year a time marred by an affair with her English professor and a deep depression that caused her to question her sanity.</p><p>When a mysterious suitcase arrives bearing Ruby's name and address she tries to return it to its rightful owner Beth--a dorm-mate at Tarble--only to learn that Beth disappeared two days earlier.</p><p>With clues found in the luggage including a tattered copy of Virginia Woolf's <em>A Room of One's Own</em> which Ruby believes instigated her madness she sets out to uncover the truth.</p>