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The Ghost in the Window
Now you see her, now you don't
When Rashid and Kawser buy a new home, they know it is the answer to their prayers, a dream end of terrace house in South London. A nest where they can grow their family in their forever home.
But there's a problem, or two. The house isn't just Rashids forever home. Inside it live the dark essences of the couple who owned it before, at war with each other Lizzy and George Blades can't move on.
Who wins and who loses when the dead refuse to stay dead?
When Rashid and Kawser buy a new home, they know it is the answer to their prayers, a dream end of terrace house in South London. A nest where they can grow their family in their forever home.
But there's a problem, or two. The house isn't just Rashids forever home. Inside it live the dark essences of the couple who owned it before, at war with each other Lizzy and George Blades can't move on.
Who wins and who loses when the dead refuse to stay dead?
192 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 21, 2018
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Ayse Hafiza
23 books19 followersStoryteller, Creative and Author. Ayse Hafiza loves anything scary, but must admit she is the biggest scary cat she knows. Regularly watching movies between her gaps in her fingers, it doesnt take much to scare her.
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March 19, 2021
I enjoyed the story, and I would have given it more if it wasn’t for the irritating Americanisms.
The story centres on an English, older couple who die then a British Asian family move in to their house - “I’ll fix you a snack”, “mom” these are a few example but there are several.
It was a classic ghost story, and I’d probably read the other two in the series but I wouldn’t go out of my way to read them.
All these are Americanisms that I found really really irritating, I enjoyed the story, there was some tension, and build up but I felt there could have been a bigger build up abs more made of the ending, which fell a bit flat.
My main bugbear was the Americanisms, why would you write about an English family and then use American language? It feels carelessly written and sort of rushed for that reason.
Kind of disappointing.
The story centres on an English, older couple who die then a British Asian family move in to their house - “I’ll fix you a snack”, “mom” these are a few example but there are several.
It was a classic ghost story, and I’d probably read the other two in the series but I wouldn’t go out of my way to read them.
All these are Americanisms that I found really really irritating, I enjoyed the story, there was some tension, and build up but I felt there could have been a bigger build up abs more made of the ending, which fell a bit flat.
My main bugbear was the Americanisms, why would you write about an English family and then use American language? It feels carelessly written and sort of rushed for that reason.
Kind of disappointing.
March 25, 2019
Going by the lack of reviews not many people have read this gem. I liked it & it kept me wanting until the very last page, fast paced, great storyline & just the right amount of suspense & horror for me.
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