Lost Girl

The Lost Trilogy, Book One

If the dead spoke to you, would you listen?

Renowned sculptor Allison Weathers doesn't believe in ghosts. But when a tragic twist of fate leads her to the small mountain town of Dawson Mills, Tennessee, she soon learns that the dead don't always stay silent. Shadows begin to shift in the rambling old Victorian farmhouse she's purchased. Voices come from nowhere. She can feel the eyes on her.

Paul Bradford, a contractor who is bidding the renovation work on the house, believes it's more than just Allison's imagination conjuring up the paranormal activity. Toni Harper, a reporter for the local paper, concurs. She's heard snippets of hand-over-the-mouth gossip from some of the town's deputies who responded to calls in the middle of the night. Ghosts. Or so the former owner claimed in the few months before his death.

The secrets they unearth rock Allison right down to the core. Thrust into a haunted world where the paranormal and evil collide, she has one hope of survival: unravel the sinister history buried for decades within the old farmhouse, and find the link to a muddled piece of her past.

©2012, 2018 Anne Francis Scott (P)2019 Anne Francis Scott

Loved

I am a sucker for a good mystery. Add in a bit of paranormal and you will have me hooked. I rather enjoyed this book. There are a lot of twists and turns to it that you don't see coming until they jump out and shock you. The narrator was fantastic at bringing the characters to life and I look forward to more from this author.