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The Other Child | Joanne Fluke

2 posts | 3 read | 1 reading | 3 to read

Where Innocence Dies. . . Expectant parents Karen and Mike Houston are excited about restoring their old rambling Victorian mansion to its former glory. With its endless maze of rooms, hallways, and hiding places, it's a wonderful place for their nine-year-old daughter Leslie to play and explore. Unfortunately, they didn't listen to the stories about the house's dark history. They didn't believe the rumors about the evil that lived there. . . .The Nightmare Begins. It begins with a whisper. A child's voice beckoning from the rose garden. Crying out in the night. It lures little Leslie to a crumbling storm door. Down a flight of broken stairs. It calls to their unborn child. It wants something from each of them. Something in their very hearts and souls. Tonight, the house will reveal its secret. Tonight, the other child will come out to play. . .

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The Other Child | Joanne Fluke

bailed

64% of the way through and i just can‘t do anymore lol. It‘s boring and not written well. The way the dialog between characters drones on, and seems childish. I gave it a good try but that‘s enough for me.

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The Other Child | Joanne Fluke

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So, this is an older book of this author‘s, published in 1983, I think before she started writing cozies. The writing seemed a bit odd at times, and Leslie (at times) seemed much older than she was, but overall, I liked the story. Not only that, I really liked what she did with the ending. Creepy... (Interesting - some didn‘t like the ending, yet it increased the star rating for me.)

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