Powder House
Paperback
Publisher Price: $18.00
Publisher: Blue Eddie Publishing
Published: Jan 13 2026
Pages: 300
Weight: 0.70
Height: 0.75 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Julie Danner has been running for nine years, putting her family's past in the rearview, trying to silence the mysterious voices in head. But when her wheelchair-bound dad calls, asking for help with her unraveling mother, she's forced to go back home and confront the woman she thought she'd never see again.
If returning to her hometown weren't bad enough, the house Julie moves into may be haunted. When ignoring the signs proves impossible, Julie discovers that she has an ability more powerful than mere intuition. Turns out, the other side is desperately trying to send her a message. The clues start to add up, revealing a horrible truth about what happened inside the house long ago, and just how connected to its violent and evil history Julie might be.
While a serial killer still lurks, Julie moves from skeptic to believer, and from journalist to cold-case investigator, enlisting her retired cop father to hunt down a murderer who may be closer than she realizes. The stink of betrayal, lust, and a love twisted beyond anything natural is hiding inside Powder House. But will Julie uncover it all before it's too late?
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