Haunted
House Tour
Running
from mid-September to mid-October
Promoting
ghost novellas
Blind
by V.R.Christensen
and
Ungentle
Sleep by B.lloyd
Arthur Tremonton was born blind. A reclusive
gentleman, he resents the efforts of the local charity Sisters who try to help
him. Miss Rebecca Adair, the most persistent of these ‘Sisters’, insists that
Mr. Tremonton should have a companion to help him, but when that companion
shows up, similarly afflicted and bearing a remarkable resemblance to Mr.
Tremonton, questions arise regarding his family's history, as well as Rebecca’s
true motives. A girl with a peculiar gift, she seems certain that Tremonton can
benefit by her assistance. But such assistance will require faith, sacrifice
and a change of heart to have any lasting effect. Is Tremonton capable of
these? Or will Rebecca find her efforts wasted? Perhaps her intentions are not
to change Mr. Tremonton at all, but to help someone else more worthy.
When
Aubrey Marchant's engagement to Eleanor Maydew was announced to his friends, he
received mixed blessings.
‘The
Maydews are a bohemian lot – not many servants, even before the War.’
‘Keen
on brown bread and vegetables – don't expect too much in the way of creature
comforts.’
‘Brave
chap, I am sure you'll find the country air bracing.’
‘And
Eleanor comes of good stock, too. Never mind the burst water pipes.’
Aubrey
managed to shrug off most of these under a jocular guise. One of his closest
friends however, let slip something that would come back to him later.
‘I
wouldn't mind the rest of it – only I believe it may be a House of Spirits.
Hope you can sleep all right at nights.’
Aubrey
laughed at the time. ”
A
crowded house party – with more guests on the way. Despite instructions to the
contrary, the older part of the house is opened up . . .and something is
inadvertently let out, to wreak mild havoc and insanity on the Maydews and
their guests. That nasty incident involving Eleanor, followed by unpleasantness
over Penny’s dress, and what is it Aubrey can hear, on the outer edge of his
dreams?
Hysteria,
missed cocktails, and something nasty in the attic.
Snrrip,
snrrip. Snip, snap.
Even
the rats run away.
Follow the tour through these sites:
http://drennanspitzer.com/ - Review,
Guest Post (The
Skene Manor in Whitehall, NY, allegedly the inspiration for Shirley Jackson’s
The Haunting of Hill House.)