Note: One WorldCat record claims that this book is written by "T.S. Arthur" as by Algatchie, but they are confusing this with quite a different book of the same title, written 8 years earlier by Timothy Shay Arthur.

Synopsis: Publisher's Weekly #229, June 3, 1876, p. 739: There is not a very great amount of stirring incident in this novel. It is a dreamy, quiet story of a young lady's love, which seems at one time likely to be brought to an untimely end by her lover's impatience at the fancy which grows upon her to communicate with her brother's spirit. A number of pages are devoted to an exposition of what she calls her faith (the book is written in the form of a diary) and to her sentimental cravings and aspirations.