Angry House

Frozen in its sinister history, the house nestled on its private road lay waiting for him to set it free.

Widowed author Rhett Shaw leaves New York in search of solitude within Vermont's countryside where he discovers a decayed and forgotten home that looks like the perfect fixer-upper.

While renovating, Rhett notices peculiarities: appliances turn on by themselves, he hears voices in the walls, and he senses a presence watching him. Despite the phenomena, he becomes obsessed with the restorations, and the more sweat he pours into them, the more he feels the house urging him.

As the house takes shape, so does his new book. His characters embed themselves inside his thoughts-and possibly, he fears, his actions. The felonies he describes in his story are infesting his new community in explicit detail, and the distraught author can't tell if he's depicting the crimes before they're committed or after. Is he psychic, or is he the perpetrator?

She whispered, "It gets angry, and then it consumes you."

Get lost in this chilling "absolute must-read" that is two books in one and will "keep you on the edge" with its spine-tingling plots.

Ages 14+