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Callie | Bill Thompson

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Deep in the bayous of southern Louisiana, an ancient mansion called Beau Rivage sits empty and abandoned. Arceneaux family members built the house and lived there for two hundred years. The house is inherited by Callie Pilantro, a down-on-her-luck granddaughter of Juliet Arceneaux, its most recent owner who died there a few months ago.Strange things begin to unravel as a mysterious child appears and disappears at will inside the house, Callie finds a family graveyard in the woods that creates more questions than answers, and she discovers that even the walls of the mansion hold long-forgotten secrets.Confronted by strange events she doesn

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Callie | Bill Thompson

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4/5 Stars - This is a wonderful first book into the author‘s Bayou Hauntings series. It took some effort to get past the middle of the book, as the focus on world building and back story occurred, but I felt they were much needed elements for his story. The events picked back up and I was hooked until the end, reading it in its entirety in one evening.

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