The House on Serpent Lake

Ghost, Romance, Fantasy

An abandoned house on a north woods lake, dreams of a lover from another time. Lindsay wants the hundred-year-old home to heal her troubled marriage, something unseen in the house wants her.

When her husband inherits his abandoned childhood home on a north woods lake, Lindsay Peterson is delighted. Strange things happen when she sees the decaying house for the first time: she knows how the rooms are arranged, knows of a gazebo that hasn't existed for fifty years. After they move in, dreams of a lover from another time haunt her sleep, then intrudes on her days with déjà vu until the present blurs with the past. A stirring of air caresses her with whispered touch. Then the touches become real.

©2013 Brenda Hill (P)2013 Brenda Hill

Amazing

The combination of spirituality, belief in reincarnation and fantasy contributed to the elaboration of an interesting story. It is a pleasant and captivating book. For me, the only problem is Lindsey relationship with her husband, and. The author could explorer a little more before ends. I'm not saying I would change, but I think could be explored.

Great Ghost Story

What did you love best about The House on Serpent Lake?

The book was really creepy, which is a great thing for a ghost story.

What did you like best about this story?

The story kept me guessing, and I couldn't figure out how on earth it could possibly end nicely, but it did!

What about Alexandra G Haag’s performance did you like?

Very good voice. Not nasal or twangy. Just a really good reader.

Any additional comments?

I recommend THE HOUSE ON SERPENT LAKE to anyone who likes a good, spine-chilling ghost story.

Don't waste your credit!

This is a terrible book. I am very disappointed. The story is terrible, the narrator was really bad, slow and just awful. I wish I had never used my credit for this book.

Suspenseful and gripping

Great story; it really draws you in, right from the prologue. A good listen, as well.