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the forgotten house on the moor
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“Alice Donaldson is just coasting through life after her parents death, living in their dumpy home, staying at her boring yet comfortable office job, with zero self confidence and constantly fat shaming herself. Her husband left her after a completely unromantic marriage and she hasn't seen or heard from him in six years. So she's completely shocked when the cops are knocking on her door at four a.m. to tell her he was killed in a freak accident at an abandoned house on the moors. She visits the site and finds a woman, Jenna, crying in grief over Grant's death along with her brother Max who had been researching the abandoned house and its ghostly encounters for his book.
I loved Max, down-to-earth despite being an actual Lord of the Manor and the fact that he likes curvy women. I like how he described himself as Heathcliff yet nicer to women. The "booby room" scene was hilarious. Alice lacked all self confidence and I was frustrated with her constantly being down on herself. I get it with her history, especially with Grant, but didn't want to read about it every few pages. Overall, I liked the mystery, the setting in the major house, the flashback descriptions of ghostly encounters, and the lovely descriptions of the moors.
I received an advance reader copy of this book. The views and opinions expressed in this review are completely my own and given voluntarily”
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