The Gray Lady of Long Branch : If Walls Could Talk

from annwelton

First, I was given this e-book from LibraryThing for my enjoyment and review. From the very beginning, I found it hard to follow a story that is told from the perspective of a house! It was a very creative concept from the author, but it just didn't grab me. The story idea covering a very old, Vi...

from shequiltz

The premise of this book was unusual and interesting ... it was as seen through the eyes of the house. The Gray Lady of Long Branch was a victorian home located at the beach on the New Jersey shore. The house is owned by a young couple who uses it as a vacation home and the book tells the stories...

from lkernagh

Books that have narration from a different point of view always intrigue me so when I saw this book was on offer through the LT Early Reviewer Program, I requested it. I like the idea of a house being narrator and being privy to the secrets that occur contained within its walls. Satchell has chos...

from riversong

This is a series of short stories about the inhabitants of a beach house. They follow several families and their guests over a period of about a century with an interesting twist at the end. Nothing spectacular happens in this book. Just some nice vignettes.

from lubazuck

I won this ebook and was very happy to have read it. The Gray Lady was a home in New Jersey and she talked about her families that went through the front door. She talked of the fun and games and great love involved along with the heartache people went through. I did not want this to end because ...