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Bless the Mother
Hardcover
Series: The Haunting of the Whispering House, Book 2
Publisher Price: $30.99
ISBN13: 9781960535146
Publisher: Marino Consulting Services, LLC
Published: Oct 18 2024
Pages: 196
Weight: 0.98
Height: 0.56 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Time may heal all wounds, but time stands still for the dead.
Twenty years have passed since the horrific night in the Whispering House. Now, Abigail lives a relatively normal life as an independent bookstore owner while her sister, Constance, struggles to navigate crippling physical and psychological damage.
But when Abigail inherits the house, old memories and childhood traumas are awoken.
Abigail becomes drawn to the dreamlike allure of the house, enticed by the potential of reconnecting with their dead mother.
Meanwhile, Constance's dormant terrors return with frightening violence.
Will they finally connect with their dead mother and cleanse the house of the evil tearing their family apart, or will the house continue its reign of psychological horror?
One thing is certain...they will discover the unsettling truth of Constance's connection to the house and a secret Abigail's hidden since that fateful night in the fire.
Suspenseful and immersive, Bless the Mother is the second novel in The Haunting of the Whispering House paranormal horror series from author L.C. Marino.
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