The Evening Spider Lib/E (Audiobook)

from FictionZeal

What is that sound? Abby in present day (2014) wakes up at night and hears, "Shhhhh" from her young baby's bedroom. Oh, she remembers that she has a tape that plays soothing sounds to help her daughter to sleep. The "Shhhhh" must be coming from that. Or is it something else? When she goes to retr...

from Deelightful

I received this book from Library Thing Early Reviewers. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this book. It is the story of two different women who had inhabited an historic house in New England during two very different time periods: modern times and the Colonial period.

from Twink

Emily Arsenault's newest book, The Evening Spider, has just released. Two women, both new mothers, living in the same house - 130 years apart - Frances in the 1800's and Abby in 2014. Arsenault employs a story telling technique that I quite enjoy - alternating chapters of past and present. The pa...

from bookchickdi

A few years ago, I read Emily Arsenault's novel What Strange Creatures and loved the brother/sister sibling relationship at its core. Her latest novel, The Evening Spider, has a sibling relationship in it as well, although that is not the central issue of the story as it was in What Strange Creat...

from rglossne

This is a ghost story, a mystery story, and a exploration of young motherhood, told by Abby in the 21st century and Frances in the 19th, both living in the same house. Abby hears unexplained shushing sounds on her baby monitor, and becomes obsessed with finding out the story of the house, This br...