Daughters of Eden Trilogy Series by Michelle Paver, Anna Bentinck

In the depths of the lush Jamaican forest stands a ruined house of haunting beauty. Abandoned for decades, it still casts its spell down the generations - a place of dreams, magic and madness. Worlds away, ten-year-old Madeleine's untroubled Scottish childhood is cut short after a fateful encounter with the handsome but hostile Cameron Lawe. She seizes her chance to escape and returns to the decaying Jamaican plantation where she was conceived... moreIn the depths of the lush Jamaican forest stands a ruined house of haunting beauty. Abandoned for decades, it still casts its spell down the generations - a place of dreams, magic and madness. Worlds away, ten-year-old Madeleine's untroubled Scottish childhood is cut short after a fateful encounter with the handsome but hostile Cameron Lawe. She seizes her chance to escape and returns to the decaying Jamaican plantation where she was conceived. But there, too, she must finally confront the shadows of her past. less

Sophie Monroe's only haven is Eden, the hauntingly beautiful plantation in Jamaica, where her sister Madeleine leads a charmed existence with her husband and children. But when Sophie returns from England in the summer of 1903, she finds Eden on the brink of ruin. Now Sophie must face not just a clash of loyalties, but the savage prejudices of colonial society. And finally, she must confront the ghosts of her own past.

Since she was 12 years old, Belle has lived with a secret—a secret which cuts her off from her family, and isolates her wherever she goes. Against the unfolding horror of the Great War, her search for peace takes her from the brittle gaiety of English country house society to the remote Scottish mansions where her grandmother's tragedy was played out, and to the battlefields of Flanders... moreSince she was 12 years old, Belle has lived with a secret—a secret which cuts her off from her family, and isolates her wherever she goes. Against the unfolding horror of the Great War, her search for peace takes her from the brittle gaiety of English country house society to the remote Scottish mansions where her grandmother's tragedy was played out, and to the battlefields of Flanders. As the scarred and shattered men return from the trenches, and an influenza epidemic scythes across the country, Belle must finally discover a way to break free of her secret or lose everything. less