The After House
Michael Phillip Cash
Rating and Recommendation
Rating: 4 1/2 teacups
Recommendations: Yes, and I would include paranormal lovers.
Book Club Worthy: Yes, perfect for Romance,
Mystery, Thriller, or
Paranormal clubs.
Book Club Worthy: Yes, perfect for Romance,
Mystery, Thriller, or
Paranormal clubs.
Review
Will the 300 year old
house be Remy’s downfall or does she have another enemy she must overcome?
The back cover leads you to believe that something
paranormal is going on with that 300 year old house. Thus, I think that it
belongs in the paranormal category also as there is quite a bit included in the
plot. I really enjoyed the book after the set up for the plot. Once that was
over, the plot was great with its twists and turns that you do not see coming,
believe me. I got sucked in about ¼ of the way into the book and could not stop
reading.
The reason that I gave this book a four is because the romance portion of the book while quite charming also felt a little too contrived for my taste and our hero almost ran the town single handed, well not quite, but it almost feels like that when you are reading the novel. I do recommend it as it was a really did enjoy reading it, with the caveat that the romance seemed a little too unbelievable with the perfect new man for her love interest and that you need to get past the set up for the plot. After those considerations, which are really minor, the book is really a good read.
The reason that I gave this book a four is because the romance portion of the book while quite charming also felt a little too contrived for my taste and our hero almost ran the town single handed, well not quite, but it almost feels like that when you are reading the novel. I do recommend it as it was a really did enjoy reading it, with the caveat that the romance seemed a little too unbelievable with the perfect new man for her love interest and that you need to get past the set up for the plot. After those considerations, which are really minor, the book is really a good read.
Disclosures
*I would like to thank Red Feather Publishing via NetGALLEY
for giving me an unreleased copy for an honest and fair review.
* If you buy this book through the above link money is generated, however, donated to the non-profit American Association of University Women (AAUW).
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