The Haunting of Wolfe Haven (Paperback)

from ToniWI

The Haunting of Wolfe Haven was interesting, just not my cup of tea. Riley, the female lead character was childish and Tristan, the male lead was clueless. But the characters were young and I'm giving them a pass for that. This story may appeal to a young adult audience better.

from Grizzly21

This was a good read. I liked the suspense and mystery of it. I was expecting more of the ghost, but was still good.

from blockbuster1994

The Good: Debbie Heaton's writing talent shines through in her ability to create atmosphere. Almost poetic and reflecting her appreciation of nature is her description of Wolfe Haven, an ancient rambling mansion isolated in New Mexico, complete with a secret family history of madness and suicide....

from EllieNYC

I looked forward to reading The Haunting of Wolfe Haven by Debbie A. Heaton a romantic, gothic ghost tale and I enjoyed it. Riley Russell is a satisfying heroine with whom to identify & Tristan the moody Heathcliff-Rochester-Maxim de Winter hero to mistrust and become satisfyingly, vicariously in...

from laurscartelli

Debbie Heaton's The Haunting of Wolfe Haven is at best an enjoyable ghost story, and at worst a bad romance novel. It's fairly well-written with a decent insight into our main character's psyche (which stems from Ms. Heaton's day job as a therapist of 25 years). But all of that comes to a screech...