ISBN: 1-59431-354-7
Published By: Write Words
Review Date: 04 Mar 2006
Reviewed by Autiotalo
Abigail arrives at Pierce House to take up residence, unconcerned by the rumors that the house is haunted, and that boats that stray into the Bay of Death overlooked by the house often disappear - as did the last owner of the house. But Abigail is fulfilling a prophecy that goes back to the time of the Crusades, and Pierce House – and its ghosts – will test the strength and resolve of Abigail and her friends Ethan and Toby before it finally reveals its secrets…
A romance and a ghostly mystery, this book mixes contemporary with historical flashbacks as Abigail seeks to uncover the secrets behind her new home. It's a taut psychological thriller, unfortunately let down by some editorial inconsistencies and uneven pacing, particularly at the start. Persevere past the first few chapters, though, and the story comes to life. A creepy tale that will have you looking over your shoulder as you read.
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