A Haunting At Hensley Hall (A Ravynne Sisters Paranormal Mystery)
“Checking on the Internet, she learned all she could about the small town called Merritsville from its database. It had a population of 50k plus, as of the last census, mostly of Scotch-Irish descent, but liberally sprinkled with other ethnic groups. A decent percentage had, at least, a high school education and the crime rate was low. So far so good, she thought. Time to start the essay.
At first, she’d felt at a loss. It seemed her capricious muse had logged off once again. Why did she want to... do this thing so badly anyway? It wasn’t remotely sensible, quite probably not even sane, as Meg told her often enough, but there it was. It wasn’t a likable house. It had way too much presence to be likeable. It was a house one either hated at first sight, feared all the way to one’s toes, or loved.
Suddenly, she had an ‘Ah, hah!’ moment. She had fallen in love with the old house from the first moment she saw it! Impossible as that sounded, it was only too true. It seemed fated somehow, though she wasn’t all that sure she even believed in fate.MoreLess
At first, she’d felt at a loss. It seemed her capricious muse had logged off once again. Why did she want to... do this thing so badly anyway? It wasn’t remotely sensible, quite probably not even sane, as Meg told her often enough, but there it was. It wasn’t a likable house. It had way too much presence to be likeable. It was a house one either hated at first sight, feared all the way to one’s toes, or loved.
Suddenly, she had an ‘Ah, hah!’ moment. She had fallen in love with the old house from the first moment she saw it! Impossible as that sounded, it was only too true. It seemed fated somehow, though she wasn’t all that sure she even believed in fate.MoreLess
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