First off, this is my favorite title by Mark Allan Gunnells so far. I absolutely adore this novel; it's exquisite. From the "ghostly" presences to the beautiful iteration of the city of Savannah and its history; from the finely delineated characters of Brad, Bias, Neisha, Harold, but including secondary characters [the Detective is a gem]; the humor, the love, the idealism, to character unfolding and evolution; it's all exciting. I read it in a sitting and could read it again, right away.
Horror author Brad Storms visited Savannah and fell in love with the house at 324 Abercorn while in his twenties and still struggling. Fortune smiles on him, and with several bestselling novels, he purchases the property and sets out on a new life phase. But it seems "something" in the house isn't pleased with his presence. Are the tales about the house fact after all? Has his residence in the long-empty home disturbed the occupants of the unmarked Slave Cemetery?
Read on and discover!
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