Maroon

by William Joseph

Don't Play With Dead Things. When young Charlotte Hempstead goes to visit her Aunt Victoria who she has not seen in many years, she realizes that her Aunt has not aged one bit. She soon discovers her Aunt's mansion has many other dark secrets, and that her Aunt may not ultimately be all or who she thinks she is.

225 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 16, 2021

About the author

William Joseph is an exciting Horror, Paranormal, and Psychological Thriller writer from New Jersey, USA. He loves to draw the reader into believable worlds, creating everyday characters the readers can relate and connect with, and then forcing them to face their deepest and darkest fears. William Joseph's writing has been detailed as twisted, dark, terrifying, raw, and emotional.

Reviews

[Jane DiGiovanni · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very good


This was an interesting, well written story. The author did an excellent job bringing the characters to life. I enjoyed reading this book.

[Kelly Marie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Sooooo creepy! Charlotte goes to visit Aunt Victoria who lives alone in a large, but old, mansion. Charlotte is welcomed with open arms and really takes a liking to Aunt Victoria. However, it doesn’t take long to realize there are secrets here…many dark secrets. The more Charlotte starts to question and investigate, the more she realizes the danger she is in. The worldbuilding and character building does take some time in this one but hold on for a wild ride because once the crazy cranks up you won’t be able to put it down. The terrifying twists throughout the story will keep you engaged until the very end!

[Sam · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ok let me be honest I got this book because I loved the cover sorry William lol but then I started reading it last week and in the beginning I loved how it was so descriptive! Then everything started happening in the middle and it blew my mind on how everything changed in the end. I loved it! I would definitely recommend this book to everyone heck I already told a few people they have got to read it.