Title: The House At The End Of The Street
Author: Stephanie Kusiak
Genre: Romance, LGBTQIA
Expected Date of Publication: August 1, 2016
Page Count: 201 pages (paperback)
Synopsis: (
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Natalie Hargrove, a previously accomplished artist, and Caitlin Cassidy should never have met. After all, Caitlin was only a twelve-year-old girl when Natalie was already dead and gone. But they did meet, and it was that dramatic encounter in the house at the end of the street that changed their lives forever. The moment was so powerful, so important, that it drew Caitlin, now a renowned novelist, back to her hometown twenty years later to seek out Natalie’s ghost. Taking up refuge in the dark, broken house, Caitlin believes that getting back to her roots and to the bottom of her experience with the ghost will somehow help heal the wounds her life has brought her.
Against the backdrop of a Victorian mansion, a story unlike any other unfolds between Caitlin and Natalie, and leaves them with one lingering question: even if love is enough to bridge the gap between life and death, is it enough to keep a ghost from passing on?
I was incredibly excited to begin reading this for a number of reasons – first, I’m super invested in stories about women, especially when there are LGBT+ characters involved. Second, I love a good ghost story! That usually tends to take the form of a vengeful ghost seeking to inflict pain and torture on others, which is good and well, I enjoy those, but it’s fantastic to come across the rarer type featuring a benevolent ghost! And third, I’ve been craving a palate cleanser after a solid block of horror novels, so a romance was just what the doctor prescribed! 🙂

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