Eldrith Manor
Leigh Rivers
by Kasey Logan
Past secrets have come back to haunt the residents of Freak House and their visitors. With the help of a 300-year-old ghost, Charity, Samuel, and their friends peel back the layers of lies and deception to reveal the terrible events of 1867 that changed everything. At the heart of it all is a page of spells and two missing men.
But as they draw closer to answers, Charity pushes Samuel further away. Desperate to win her love, he hovers on the brink of madness and misery. One small push might send him over the edge.
The sensational conclusion to the Second Freak House Trilogy is full of twists, turns, and heart-wrenching moments that will stay with you long after you reach the end.
May 26, 2025
Lots of twists and turns that's was exciting. Loved the story. Good characters and had you thinking throughout the story. )
March 31, 2019
A good ending to this installment of the Freak House Trilogies. We know more intrigue will ensue in future books....and I miss Bollard too....and there is much to look forward to. The mystery of the ruins remains and Myers...what's up with that evil dude... as well as needing some resolution of Sylvia and Tommy's relationship. I like Cara is being given a prominent place in the storyline and look forward to seeing her gift further legitimized as she is as smart as she is sweet. It's telling...
December 5, 2015
This is more of a YA book series. (Yound Adult) Let me begin by saying I came across one of C.J. Archer's books while looking for bargains. Wow! What a great find! Instantly fell in love with her writing style and her stories. Very different from what I'm use to reading; her skill to keeping the story engaging, interesting and intriguing is one of the best I've seen in a while. Now, back to the main review... this book was a great ending to the 2nd Freak House Trilogy. Besides wishing Mrs....
August 9, 2016
The heroine is unconventional and rebellious, but her mindset is that of a woman of her time. This makes the story believable and entertaining. She is human, yet aspires to be more than a slave to her passions. Archer's character development is fascinating, and her captivating writing picks up a nice time and pace in this novel. )
January 7, 2017
Slow at times but interesting )
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