The definitive "can't put it down" book, so good!
I almost never leave reviews, but I had to for this one. I read voraciously, and my weird choice of "comfort lit" for Coronapocalypse has been ghost and haunting stories. But only true ones really interest me. Poultney Road was so incredible, I literally couldn't put it down. When people say "gripping", this is what they mean. And it was truly scary, in a sincere, natural way. Well-paced story, with characters brought into the family's multi-generational history, in whose fates you feel invested. One gripe: the story ended abruptly, the ending rushed and poorly integrated. That's where the pacing broke down. Others have complained about too many family vignettes. I appreciated them. I wish there were more such books, of real hauntings, even if embellished. Now what will I read?