Hints of Bay Rum aftershave follow her through the house. A stirring of air whispers, "Remember . . . remember."..
"At first it's small things; flickering lights, running water, the hint of Bay Rum aftershave. But the evidence becomes too much to dispute. Eric and Lindsay Peterson's inherited home is haunted, and the ghost wants more than just to rattle a few chains. Indeed, as the weeks pass, he will shake Lindsay's life to its very foundation. I could not put the story down until I had devoured every last, eerily delicious page."M. Jean Pike, Award-winning author of Heatherfield"I loved this story and was immediately drawn into the storyline because I wanted to know what was happening to Lindsay just as much as she wanted to find out herself."Night Owl RomanceTOP PICK"I was a little skeptical of "a haunting story of timeless love," as I am more into suspense, supernatural, rather than romance. However, I was DELIGHTED with this book. Kept my interest until the surprise ending. Reminded me somewhat of Richard Matheson's "Somewhere in Time." I loved that book & I loved the movie. "The House on Serpent Lake" would make a great movie... hope it happens. I would highly recommend this book. I hope to read more of Ms. Hill's novels."tanqueray cat
When her husband inherits his abandoned childhood home on a north woods lake, Lindsay Peterson is delighted. But when she sees the decaying home for the first time, strange things happen: she knows how the rooms are arranged, knows of a gazebo that hasn't existed for fifty years. A sense of loss overwhelms her.After they move in, hints of Bay Rum aftershave follow her footsteps and awaken memories of a past life in that house. Dreams of a lover haunt her sleep, then intrude on her days with déjà vu until the present blurs with the past. A stirring of air caresses her with a whispered touch:
Welcome home.
Advisory: Due to mature content, this book is recommended for readers ages 17+."THE HOUSE ON SERPENT LAKE by Brenda Hill is a wonderfully creepy novel that any lover of paranormal fiction would like."
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