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aneethu's review
3.0
A fast and gripping read. The story is graphic at parts but overall more amusing than scary.
fortytwoturtles's review
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
2.0
vhp's review
3.0
This is not a genre I'd normally read.
My favorite character was Tawana. There are lots of twists and it is gross in parts.
Matt Daigle buys a house and turns it into a cafe where the locals flock to eat home-cooked meals. He and his young son, Seth, live on the second floor of the cafe.
Laura and Tawana purchase a house, two houses down from the cafe, and turn it into a beauty shop. They both live on the second floor, along with Tawana's special-needs cousin, Angelica.
Strange events start to occur. And Matt, Laura and Tawana discover that the two houses have a history together, a horrible, frightenly violent history. They will have to fight for their very lives and depend on Angelica to draw their future.
There were parts of this book that had me laughing out loud and other parts that shocked me. It's not "scary" but there are some graphic parts.
My favorite character was Tawana. There are lots of twists and it is gross in parts.
Matt Daigle buys a house and turns it into a cafe where the locals flock to eat home-cooked meals. He and his young son, Seth, live on the second floor of the cafe.
Laura and Tawana purchase a house, two houses down from the cafe, and turn it into a beauty shop. They both live on the second floor, along with Tawana's special-needs cousin, Angelica.
Strange events start to occur. And Matt, Laura and Tawana discover that the two houses have a history together, a horrible, frightenly violent history. They will have to fight for their very lives and depend on Angelica to draw their future.
There were parts of this book that had me laughing out loud and other parts that shocked me. It's not "scary" but there are some graphic parts.
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