Vera has spent a long period of time intentionally avoiding her mother and her childhood home. However, when her mother begs her to come home, she returns to the home of her deceased father, the serial killer. When Vera arrives, she finds her mother is not alone. An artist has moved into the guest home and like a parasite is feeding on the history of the house and her mother. When Vera starts finding notes around the house in her father’s handwriting, she realizes that she will have to dig into the very foundations of the Crowder House if she ever wants to be free again.
Sarah Gailey is rapidly becoming one of my favorite authors. Her pacing is smart, giving this thriller just the correct amount of creepy and fascinating.
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