"THE GHOSTS OF RIDDELL HOUSE is a wonderfully creepy thriller packed with complex characters and ghostly twist you won't see coming. Highly entertaining!"
--Jonathan Maberry
New York Times bestselling author
'' and 6-time Bram Stoker Award winner
Tanya Libby can hear the dead—and she wants nothing more to do with them.
Burch Kinney can't see or hear a thing, but he makes his living pretending he can.
When the two are hired to investigate a remote Maine house notorious for its restless spirits, their uneasy partnership collides with a truth neither of them is prepared for: ghosts do not tolerate being spoken for. Especially not the angry ones.
The house is crowded. The dead are disturbed. And something inside has been waiting a long time to be heard. As rage builds and secrets surface, Tanya and Burch must decide who is lying, who is listening, and how much the living are willing to sacrifice to quiet the dead—before the house decides for them.
A chilling Maine gothic ghost thriller where belief is dangerous, silence is worse, and some spirits refuse to be ignored.
Genre: Horror
--Jonathan Maberry
New York Times bestselling author
'' and 6-time Bram Stoker Award winner
Tanya Libby can hear the dead—and she wants nothing more to do with them.
Burch Kinney can't see or hear a thing, but he makes his living pretending he can.
When the two are hired to investigate a remote Maine house notorious for its restless spirits, their uneasy partnership collides with a truth neither of them is prepared for: ghosts do not tolerate being spoken for. Especially not the angry ones.
The house is crowded. The dead are disturbed. And something inside has been waiting a long time to be heard. As rage builds and secrets surface, Tanya and Burch must decide who is lying, who is listening, and how much the living are willing to sacrifice to quiet the dead—before the house decides for them.
A chilling Maine gothic ghost thriller where belief is dangerous, silence is worse, and some spirits refuse to be ignored.
Genre: Horror
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