Housewarming

By: Jennifer Bowen

Narrated by: Connie Shabshab

Kara and her family have found their dream home: A two-story French country house on a wooded lot in idyllic Gracie Town - it's perfect. Or so they thought. They've hardly unpacked before the bizarre happens: Kara catches herself calling four-year-old Lilah by someone else's name. Pranks on the family begin, the playroom door won't stay shut, and turkey vultures keep circling, forever watching. When a statue is found on the property, Lilah is instantly attached to the creepy “dolly.” Soon after the discovery, Kara’s dreams turn nightmarish. She encounters issues she thought had been resolved long ago. Even nine-year-old Jack is affected by the new house - he sees something unsettling, but he's not telling anybody.

©2019 Jennifer Bowen (P)2019 Jennifer Bowen

A True Storyteller

The author of this book is insanely descriptive, you can easily visual the picture she’s painting in each scene. I was drawn into the story and couldn’t wait to figure out what was happening to this family. I listened to the audiobook on my 90 minute commutes and the time flew by. Great read/listen!

loved it!

now this is my kind of book, great plot, good mystery, love the suspense. the narrator did a great job. brought all the characters to life made me feel like I was there.

Clever, chilling and a great ending!

Highly recommend! I always enjoy a good mystery that cleverly unfolds with a good ending!

Not a bad read

I enjoyed the book. Not going to be a reread though. Didn't care for ending, and some of the backstoies didn't make much sense. The ending was diappointng and open ended.

Almost Five Stars

The book started slow, but the author was very descriptive and made it easy to imagine the homes and town. There were quite a few things that were left unanswered, and the ending seemed rushed.
The performance of Connie Shabshab was good,