The House on Foster Hill

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 ShareeKim

The House on Foster Hill was OUTSTANDING. I don't say that often because there has to be something that distinguishes good from GREAT. This is one of those books. Jaime Jo Wright does something exceptional by writing a timeslip romantic suspense all in one. And she does it well. I loved Ivy Thorp...

from Carol420

Foster Hill House is not without secrets of it's own. In 1906, Ivy Thorpe discovered a murdered woman in one of the trees on the property and soon learned that the dead girls newborn infant was missing. Thus began Ivy's journey to find the girls killer and her infant that could yet be alive again...

from Carol420

It's a creepy story about a creepy house with a less than desirable history. Kaine buys the house sight unseen...after all it was her grandfather's. Maybe she should have asked why he nor any other member of the family never set foot in it. I believe one of the reasons I liked the book so much wa...