The House on Foster Hill, (Paperback)

from LH

Intriguing! The two main characters of the book, Kaine and Ivy, are separated by time, but have kindred spirits. Each has been exposed to trauma and loss, which has brought into question relationships, security, and their faith. Jaime Jo Wright writes a delightful weave of their lives, which I fo...

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In her debut novel, Author Jaime Jo Wright has delivered a compelling tale of murder and mystery through a time split story-line connected by an old abandoned house, the lives it touched, and the long protected secrets it holds. Gripping suspense, multiple plot twists, hair raising terror, and we...

from Virginia51

This is a fantastic read. It flows from present to the past smoothly. I was never confused as to what time period I was reading about. This has a lot of suspense and mystery in the story. I never quite knew what was going to happen next. I did not want to put this book down. I loved learning more...

from alekee

The author has us traveling in two periods of time, a century apart, and yet really tied together as we learn. Don't get too comfortable and you might want to keep the lights on, this book is scary in more ways than one, both in the past and also in the present. The revelations here are going to ...

from CPS

This is a great book but I do have one complaint--I have lost sleep over The House on Foster Hill! I often found it hard to put down so that I could go to bed and then there were times when the story spiked my adrenaline and I couldn't go to sleep!! The gothic look of the book cover was the firs...