The Fireside Chats

I have been reading this book on my Kindle Fire that I have and I recently finished reading it. It’s my first e-book for this year and I now have to see what I’ll read next on my Kindle. Anyway, I did enjoy this book and I have no regrets about purchasing it. The book started out good and stayed that way throughout the entire story. I didn’t want it to end. As a matter of fact, I hope the author makes a sequel to this book. If you plan on picking up your own copy of this book to read, you may want to leave the lights on while reading.

Synopsis: Fleeing a troubled past, Sarah Faust thinks she has found the perfect place to start a new life. Tucked away on a charming side street and surrounded by lush grounds, the three-hundred year old fixer upper in the port city of Charleston offers a refuge and a place to start over. But all is not as it seems at 5 Rue Lane and she soon finds that her new house harbors something that has been there for a very long time. Something that refuses to stay buried. In A Haunting, Albemont brings us parallel tales of old and modern horror, weaving colonial era events into a modern ghost story you won’t soon forget.