I recently read my third novel by Australian fiction writer Darcy Coates, and she knows how to pen good paranormal fiction. "The Haunting of Ashburn House" was another great novel that keeps the reader in suspense about who is haunting an old house, bequeathed to a young woman from a great aunt she never met. The author keeps you on edge with the crazy paranormal happenings, and as you read the book you can picture "living" or being stuck in this dark, gloomy mansion because of poor finances. You'll want to read it quickly to find out exactly who is haunting Alison (the young woman) and her cat - and who is helping!
About the book:
People whisper rumors about a family murdered at Ashburn House. They say its old owner, Edith, went mad in the building, and that restless ghosts walk the halls at night.
When Adrienne arrives on the gothic house’s doorstep, all she has is a suitcase, twenty dollars, and her pet cat. She doesn't know why her estranged Aunt Edith bequeathed Ashburn to her, but it's a lifeline she can't afford to refuse.
Adrienne doesn't believe in ghosts, but it’s hard to rationalize what she sees. Strange messages have been etched into the wallpaper. Furniture moves when she leaves the room. And a grave hidden in the forest hints at a terrible, unforgivable secret.
Something twisted and evil lives in her house, and Adrienne must race to unravel the decades-old mystery… before she becomes Ashburn’s latest victim.
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