Murder in the Marsh

by Sarah J Dhue

Brother and sister George and Margie Jansen - being the only living relatives of their estranged Great Uncle Christian - have inherited his home in the Florida marshlands, as well as all of his belongings. Along with the estate comes an old groundskeeper named Benjamin. George and Margie travel to Florida together from their homes in Seattle to sort through all of their great uncle’s things and decide what to do about the estate. The property is beautiful but strange, with Benjamin only adding to the eerie atmosphere. As they spend more time there, they learn more about the house’s history: that people tended to stay away from it, and there were whispers among the older residents of murder in the marsh. A sense of unease settles over the property. Margie swears she hears something stalking around outside in the night, and Benjamin warns that the marsh is not safe. It seems that their presence has awakened something that had been dormant. Benjamin claims he can sense it… and that it wants to consume them all.

344 pages, Paperback

Published July 5, 2018

About the author

Sarah J Dhue is a fiction author from Illinois and has been writing since she was in elementary school. In addition to books, she also writes poetry, short stories, and songs. She loves networking with other writers and artists of other media. Some of her other interests include: coffee, photography, graphic design, social media, animals, art, travel, music, and animation. Sarah currently resides with her family and cats in southern Illinois.

Reviews

[Ashley Jones · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good and easy read! Definitely kept my interest piqued. Recommend it to anyone who wants a easy quick read that also wants a little thrill in the story.