“The
House on Foster Hill” by Jaime Jo Wright was an extremely interesting
read. I had a hard time putting this
book down. I couldn’t wait to find out
how everything tied together.
The
story starts with Kaine Prescott.
Kaine’s husband died a couple years ago.
She believes he was murdered, but the detective in charge has closed the
case and ruled it an accident. Kaine
feels she needs to get away. So she
decides to honor her husband’s memory, by purchasing a “fixer-upper”. This “fixer-upper” happens to be in the
hometown of where her grandfather grew up and needs more work than she thought
possible. A century ago, this house held
very painful memories for a woman named Ivy Thorpe. This book goes back and forth between Ivy’s
and Kaine’s life. I love how the author
tied Ivy’s and Kaine’s life together.
There were plenty of twists and turns along the way.
This
is the first book I’ve read by Jaime Jo Wright, but it definitely won’t be my
last! She keeps you guessing until the
last page. I can’t wait to read some
more of her novels. I definitely
recommend this book if you enjoy good, clean suspense. I received this book
from Bethany House for my honest opinion.
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