#hauntedhouse — Public Fediverse posts

From the British Fantasy Society:

For his first original novel for adult audiences, journalist and author T. H. Huddleston went back to his own university experiences and found the ghost of a socially-motivated haunted house story drawn from Britain’s cruel aristocratic past.

https://britishfantasysociety.org/from-pen-to-print-t-h-huddleston-on-the-cracks/

#horror #hauntedhouse #ghoststories #books #booklaunch

From the British Fantasy Society:

For his first original novel for adult audiences, journalist and author T. H. Huddleston went back to his own university experiences and found the ghost of a socially-motivated haunted house story drawn from Britain’s cruel aristocratic past.

https://britishfantasysociety.org/from-pen-to-print-t-h-huddleston-on-the-cracks/

#horror #hauntedhouse #ghoststories #books #booklaunch

From the British Fantasy Society:

For his first original novel for adult audiences, journalist and author T. H. Huddleston went back to his own university experiences and found the ghost of a socially-motivated haunted house story drawn from Britain’s cruel aristocratic past.

https://britishfantasysociety.org/from-pen-to-print-t-h-huddleston-on-the-cracks/

#horror #hauntedhouse #ghoststories #books #booklaunch

From the British Fantasy Society:

For his first original novel for adult audiences, journalist and author T. H. Huddleston went back to his own university experiences and found the ghost of a socially-motivated haunted house story drawn from Britain’s cruel aristocratic past.

https://britishfantasysociety.org/from-pen-to-print-t-h-huddleston-on-the-cracks/

#horror #hauntedhouse #ghoststories #books #booklaunch

From the British Fantasy Society:

For his first original novel for adult audiences, journalist and author T. H. Huddleston went back to his own university experiences and found the ghost of a socially-motivated haunted house story drawn from Britain’s cruel aristocratic past.

https://britishfantasysociety.org/from-pen-to-print-t-h-huddleston-on-the-cracks/

#horror #hauntedhouse #ghoststories #books #booklaunch

The Sisters of Crimson House by Melissa Anderson Sweazy

This is the story of a house and the family who lives there. They are not a normal family. All possess different psychic abilities. Well almost all of them. Charley Bryde is the exception.

Her grandmother is the granddame who can tell the future. Her mother is a healer, her aunt is scary, and her sister is the showstopper.

Every year on Halloween, they host a spectacular show for their wealthy clients. They dress in costumes, serve tasty treats and alcohol, and they put on a show that no one can forget. Everyone wants to attend but most can’t afford it.

While Charley dresses in costume, she serves as her sister’s helper. A job she’d rather not have.

Everything is fine until the year that they have an incident.

Afterwards, Charley is left to fend for herself in a house that needs a lot of upkeep and now there is no money to keep it up.

Most of the story is told after the incident. Charley has connected with a couple of people who are trying to help her use her ability to read tarot to keep the family name going. Since Charley reads tarot using her own instincts rather than actual magic, it hasn’t been easy.

The neighbors are not happy when Charley has had to resort to covering part of the roof with a tarp. They want her to be evicted.

Charley also must deal with the skeptics, and the house now seems to be haunted, all while searching for her missing sister and aunt.

This is a perfect read for the spooky season. The women aren’t witches, but it has that witchy feel.

If you are looking for a haunted house story with lots of paranormal this is the book to check out.

 Publishes September 29th.

Thanks to NetGalley and Sourcebooks Landmark for this advance reader copy for review. All opinions are my own.

I include links to purchase. As an associate, I earn from qualified purchases. Thanks to all my readers who have supported me in the past.

Books by Melissa Anderson Sweazy:

The Sisters of Crimson House

Veiled Remarks: A Curious Compendium for the Nuptially Inclined

Upcoming reviews:

The Dying Light by Ann Cleeves

The Dark Hours by Amy Jordan

What I am currently reading:

The 7 ½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton

The House Built on Alligator Bones by Sophia Huneycutt

I had a bookish adventure the past week. Jodi Picolt was in town. She is calling it her Chapters Tour like Taylor Swift. I think 4700 people showed up. She gave away gifts during the event, and she hired a photographer to take photos of anyone who wanted one with her. She is an author I have followed from the beginning. I will go into more detail about her once I’ve read and reviewed her newest book – Hollow Bones.

I hope you are finding the perfect books to read.

Happy Reading!

If you like bargains, check out my bookshop. Get Lost in a Book Shop.

https://pangobooks.com/bookstore/virginia468417

The Sisters of Crimson House by Melissa Anderson Sweazy

This is the story of a house and the family who lives there. They are not a normal family. All possess different psychic abilities. Well almost all of them. Charley Bryde is the exception.

Her grandmother is the granddame who can tell the future. Her mother is a healer, her aunt is scary, and her sister is the showstopper.

Every year on Halloween, they host a spectacular show for their wealthy clients. They dress in costumes, serve tasty treats and alcohol, and they put on a show that no one can forget. Everyone wants to attend but most can’t afford it.

While Charley dresses in costume, she serves as her sister’s helper. A job she’d rather not have.

Everything is fine until the year that they have an incident.

Afterwards, Charley is left to fend for herself in a house that needs a lot of upkeep and now there is no money to keep it up.

Most of the story is told after the incident. Charley has connected with a couple of people who are trying to help her use her ability to read tarot to keep the family name going. Since Charley reads tarot using her own instincts rather than actual magic, it hasn’t been easy.

The neighbors are not happy when Charley has had to resort to covering part of the roof with a tarp. They want her to be evicted.

Charley also must deal with the skeptics, and the house now seems to be haunted, all while searching for her missing sister and aunt.

This is a perfect read for the spooky season. The women aren’t witches, but it has that witchy feel.

If you are looking for a haunted house story with lots of paranormal this is the book to check out.

 Publishes September 29th.

Thanks to NetGalley and Sourcebooks Landmark for this advance reader copy for review. All opinions are my own.

I include links to purchase. As an associate, I earn from qualified purchases. Thanks to all my readers who have supported me in the past.

Books by Melissa Anderson Sweazy:

The Sisters of Crimson House

Veiled Remarks: A Curious Compendium for the Nuptially Inclined

Upcoming reviews:

The Dying Light by Ann Cleeves

The Dark Hours by Amy Jordan

What I am currently reading:

The 7 ½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton

The House Built on Alligator Bones by Sophia Huneycutt

I had a bookish adventure the past week. Jodi Picolt was in town. She is calling it her Chapters Tour like Taylor Swift. I think 4700 people showed up. She gave away gifts during the event, and she hired a photographer to take photos of anyone who wanted one with her. She is an author I have followed from the beginning. I will go into more detail about her once I’ve read and reviewed her newest book – Hollow Bones.

I hope you are finding the perfect books to read.

Happy Reading!

If you like bargains, check out my bookshop. Get Lost in a Book Shop.

https://pangobooks.com/bookstore/virginia468417

Rate this:

The Sisters of Crimson House by Melissa Anderson Sweazy

This is the story of a house and the family who lives there. They are not a normal family. All possess different psychic abilities. Well almost all of them. Charley Bryde is the exception.

Her grandmother is the granddame who can tell the future. Her mother is a healer, her aunt is scary, and her sister is the showstopper.

Every year on Halloween, they host a spectacular show for their wealthy clients. They dress in costumes, serve tasty treats and alcohol, and they put on a show that no one can forget. Everyone wants to attend but most can’t afford it.

While Charley dresses in costume, she serves as her sister’s helper. A job she’d rather not have.

Everything is fine until the year that they have an incident.

Afterwards, Charley is left to fend for herself in a house that needs a lot of upkeep and now there is no money to keep it up.

Most of the story is told after the incident. Charley has connected with a couple of people who are trying to help her use her ability to read tarot to keep the family name going. Since Charley reads tarot using her own instincts rather than actual magic, it hasn’t been easy.

The neighbors are not happy when Charley has had to resort to covering part of the roof with a tarp. They want her to be evicted.

Charley also must deal with the skeptics, and the house now seems to be haunted, all while searching for her missing sister and aunt.

This is a perfect read for the spooky season. The women aren’t witches, but it has that witchy feel.

If you are looking for a haunted house story with lots of paranormal this is the book to check out.

 Publishes September 29th.

Thanks to NetGalley and Sourcebooks Landmark for this advance reader copy for review. All opinions are my own.

I include links to purchase. As an associate, I earn from qualified purchases. Thanks to all my readers who have supported me in the past.

Books by Melissa Anderson Sweazy:

The Sisters of Crimson House

Veiled Remarks: A Curious Compendium for the Nuptially Inclined

Upcoming reviews:

The Dying Light by Ann Cleeves

The Dark Hours by Amy Jordan

What I am currently reading:

The 7 ½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton

The House Built on Alligator Bones by Sophia Huneycutt

I had a bookish adventure the past week. Jodi Picolt was in town. She is calling it her Chapters Tour like Taylor Swift. I think 4700 people showed up. She gave away gifts during the event, and she hired a photographer to take photos of anyone who wanted one with her. She is an author I have followed from the beginning. I will go into more detail about her once I’ve read and reviewed her newest book – Hollow Bones.

I hope you are finding the perfect books to read.

Happy Reading!

If you like bargains, check out my bookshop. Get Lost in a Book Shop.

https://pangobooks.com/bookstore/virginia468417

Rate this:

The Sisters of Crimson House by Melissa Anderson Sweazy

This is the story of a house and the family who lives there. They are not a normal family. All possess different psychic abilities. Well almost all of them. Charley Bryde is the exception.

Her grandmother is the granddame who can tell the future. Her mother is a healer, her aunt is scary, and her sister is the showstopper.

Every year on Halloween, they host a spectacular show for their wealthy clients. They dress in costumes, serve tasty treats and alcohol, and they put on a show that no one can forget. Everyone wants to attend but most can’t afford it.

While Charley dresses in costume, she serves as her sister’s helper. A job she’d rather not have.

Everything is fine until the year that they have an incident.

Afterwards, Charley is left to fend for herself in a house that needs a lot of upkeep and now there is no money to keep it up.

Most of the story is told after the incident. Charley has connected with a couple of people who are trying to help her use her ability to read tarot to keep the family name going. Since Charley reads tarot using her own instincts rather than actual magic, it hasn’t been easy.

The neighbors are not happy when Charley has had to resort to covering part of the roof with a tarp. They want her to be evicted.

Charley also must deal with the skeptics, and the house now seems to be haunted, all while searching for her missing sister and aunt.

This is a perfect read for the spooky season. The women aren’t witches, but it has that witchy feel.

If you are looking for a haunted house story with lots of paranormal this is the book to check out.

 Publishes September 29th.

Thanks to NetGalley and Sourcebooks Landmark for this advance reader copy for review. All opinions are my own.

I include links to purchase. As an associate, I earn from qualified purchases. Thanks to all my readers who have supported me in the past.

Books by Melissa Anderson Sweazy:

The Sisters of Crimson House

Veiled Remarks: A Curious Compendium for the Nuptially Inclined

Upcoming reviews:

The Dying Light by Ann Cleeves

The Dark Hours by Amy Jordan

What I am currently reading:

The 7 ½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton

The House Built on Alligator Bones by Sophia Huneycutt

I had a bookish adventure the past week. Jodi Picolt was in town. She is calling it her Chapters Tour like Taylor Swift. I think 4700 people showed up. She gave away gifts during the event, and she hired a photographer to take photos of anyone who wanted one with her. She is an author I have followed from the beginning. I will go into more detail about her once I’ve read and reviewed her newest book – Hollow Bones.

I hope you are finding the perfect books to read.

Happy Reading!

If you like bargains, check out my bookshop. Get Lost in a Book Shop.

https://pangobooks.com/bookstore/virginia468417

Rate this:

The Sisters of Crimson House by Melissa Anderson Sweazy

This is the story of a house and the family who lives there. They are not a normal family. All possess different psychic abilities. Well almost all of them. Charley Bryde is the exception.

Her grandmother is the granddame who can tell the future. Her mother is a healer, her aunt is scary, and her sister is the showstopper.

Every year on Halloween, they host a spectacular show for their wealthy clients. They dress in costumes, serve tasty treats and alcohol, and they put on a show that no one can forget. Everyone wants to attend but most can’t afford it.

While Charley dresses in costume, she serves as her sister’s helper. A job she’d rather not have.

Everything is fine until the year that they have an incident.

Afterwards, Charley is left to fend for herself in a house that needs a lot of upkeep and now there is no money to keep it up.

Most of the story is told after the incident. Charley has connected with a couple of people who are trying to help her use her ability to read tarot to keep the family name going. Since Charley reads tarot using her own instincts rather than actual magic, it hasn’t been easy.

The neighbors are not happy when Charley has had to resort to covering part of the roof with a tarp. They want her to be evicted.

Charley also must deal with the skeptics, and the house now seems to be haunted, all while searching for her missing sister and aunt.

This is a perfect read for the spooky season. The women aren’t witches, but it has that witchy feel.

If you are looking for a haunted house story with lots of paranormal this is the book to check out.

 Publishes September 29th.

Thanks to NetGalley and Sourcebooks Landmark for this advance reader copy for review. All opinions are my own.

I include links to purchase. As an associate, I earn from qualified purchases. Thanks to all my readers who have supported me in the past.

Books by Melissa Anderson Sweazy:

The Sisters of Crimson House

Veiled Remarks: A Curious Compendium for the Nuptially Inclined

Upcoming reviews:

The Dying Light by Ann Cleeves

The Dark Hours by Amy Jordan

What I am currently reading:

The 7 ½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton

The House Built on Alligator Bones by Sophia Huneycutt

I had a bookish adventure the past week. Jodi Picolt was in town. She is calling it her Chapters Tour like Taylor Swift. I think 4700 people showed up. She gave away gifts during the event, and she hired a photographer to take photos of anyone who wanted one with her. She is an author I have followed from the beginning. I will go into more detail about her once I’ve read and reviewed her newest book – Hollow Bones.

I hope you are finding the perfect books to read.

Happy Reading!

If you like bargains, check out my bookshop. Get Lost in a Book Shop.

https://pangobooks.com/bookstore/virginia468417

Rate this: