Play Book Tag discussion

Shea is a blogger with a focus on true crime. Her day job is in a doctor’s office, and when she recognizes a woman who walks in, she can’t help but follow her in hopes of talking to her. Turns out the woman is Beth Greer, who was on trial and acquitted of murdering two random men back in 1977. In 1975, her mother died in a car crash; in 1972, her father was murdered in a home invasion. It’s been almost 40 years, but Beth agrees to talk to Shea… at Beth’s home. Beth’s home hasn’t changed a bit since the 70s and it’s creepy. Not only that, weird things happen when Shea is there.

So, there’s actually more going on in the book than in my summary, but I didn’t want to give it all away. I really liked it. It was a bit of a mash of “true crime”/mystery plus horror/ghosts/supernatural going on in the book, but it’s all stuff I like, so it was all good.

I liked this too. It’s much scarier than I usually read, but it was very intriguing. I avoid horror generally, but I really liked one of her earlier books, and her books always catch my attention.

NancyJ wrote: "I liked this too. It’s much scarier than I usually read, but it was very intriguing. I avoid horror generally, but I really liked one of her earlier books, and her books always catch my attention."

I think I've read three by her now. And I've quite liked them all! But then, I'm also a horror fan. :-)

I'm not a horror fan, but I like her books. She seems to keep the horror at a level that I can cope with.