Hunters Moon, set in the little English village of Penlyn,
promises to be the dream home for Flora and Adam McIntosh. Adam’s career in
politics has taken a turn for the better and the only thing left to complete
the couple’s happiness is a baby. Flora believes the new home will help her
overcome a recent miscarriage but she soon realises the house is not all it
seems. What are the villagers of Penlyn hiding and does Hunters Moon hold a
dark secret? Flora soon finds herself entrapped in a web of deceit with no one
to turn to. Her dream home becomes her nightmare as Flora fears for her life.
My Thoughts…
I have always been a fan of Lynda Renham’s comedy and
romance books and now that she is writing psychological thrillers I am an even
bigger fan. I love getting pulled into
a book, hook on the drama, and having to turn page after page to find out what
will happen. That is exactly what I
feel when reading Hunters Moon.
Hunters Moon is a creepy, old house in a creepy small
town. The minute Flora walks into the
house she feels the ghosts, smells the roses, and knows something is off but
her husband, Adam, pushes to purchase the house. When left alone at the house there is a
feeling that the house comes alive.
There are shadows in the window, noises left unexplained, boats leaving
the docks, and smells that shouldn’t be there. Is she going crazy? Is the house haunted? I was never sure; I wanted to believe it
wasn’t her losing her mind.
Lynda Renham is as talented writing her thrillers as she is
in her other works. I recommend
picking up your own copy ASAP.
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