Crossing all my fingers for Samuel Rain to get a book
Crossing all my fingers for Samuel Rain to get a book
Two sisters end up entering the same competition in New Orleans. That competition is a haunted house run by demons that prey on the contestants' fears and it's hosted in a huge mansion they aren't allowed to explore for the first week but that shouldn't stop them, right? I had so many theories of my own reading this book and they were all wrong. I loved the intrigue, the thrill, the creativity of the challenges and how the characters overcame.

This book is full of stories of extra sensory perception. ESP can take many forms—dreams, gut feelings, waking visions, etc. The author dives into these experiences and what the threads might be that connect us with them, and each other. ESP is a very common thing even if people don‘t talk about it. I‘ve had many of these experiences.

I can‘t say anything bad about this but that I‘m so glad I have all three I. The series to continue reading loved it

To be fair, I feel like that's Steward's default position. 🙄😏

5✨ This is one of those books that you want to say why you love it, but you would spoil the best parts by doing so. Our MC is a ghost writer and she can also see ghosts. Her parents own a funeral home, and life seems to be falling apart for her love life. When an event brings her home she finds herself helping a ghost who also is helping her. #HTBookClub