Review: How to Sell A Haunted House - Grady Hendrix - January 2023 Louise and her brother Mark have never gotten on and Louise found that her mum favored her brother and it was always poor Mark. Louise gets a phone call from her brother to say that their parents have both died in a car accident. Now the pair of them must return home organise things and clear the house. The thing though is that Louise has bad memories of the house and believes it to be haunted.  This is probably due to the fact it is covered with puppets as her mum created them and ran a Christian puppet ministry for the community. Louise is about to discover that her mother has left everything to her brother except the art which goes to Louise. The house though has bad vibes especially a crazy puppet named Pumpkin who was the bane of Louise's childhood existence as it caused her to do bad things and it looks like it's not finished. As we all know Grady Hendrix is the King of Demons and Ghosts etc, we learn th...

The Life Wish Linda Kage (The Seven, #3) Publication date: October 3rd 2024 Genres: Contemporary, New Adult, Romance What if you fall in love with a ghost? After four shots of cinnamon schnapps and something called heaven in a cup, Raina Bollen finally feels brave enough to meet her crush, star quarterback Foster Union. Except her rideshare is involved in a car accident on the way there. Now she’s stuck in a coma, and her soul gets severed from her body, only to tether itself to none other than Foster himself. Foster never wanted some random spirit to suddenly start riding shotgun in his life, but it doesn’t take long for Raina’s bubbly infectious personality to win him over. She’s just the breath of fresh air he craves because he’s been in need of some serious living himself. Now if he could only figure out how to help her live in return. Goodreads / Amazon / Bookbub / Barnes & Noble / iBooks / Kobo — EXCERPT: “This is bad. This is bad. This is really, rea...

Review: The Lake House - Sarah Beth Durst - April 2023 As we are in October which tends to be Spooktober Reading, I have tried to sprinkle a few scary/horror-related reads into my reading lists. This one was one I clicked on as the previous couple of books before this one were DNFs, again nothing I was reading was keeping my interest and I do go through phases like that. The Lake House however drew me in from the beginning as we meet three teens who have come to "The Lake House" for the summer, each for the reasons their parents have sent them there. We learn that about twenty years ago, one or both of their parents went to the camp at the same time and during their stay, they all went into the woods - but one of them didn't return. He was forgotten about and acted like he didn't exist. When the girls arrive, the building is burned down and their camp facilitator has a bullet to the head. What is going on? The girls though have no way of getting off either as the o...