the Girl in Third Window

Bol

Some houses keep secrets. This one keeps children.New Orleans, 1833.Thirteen-year-old Violet Bell has barely arrived at her family's new home on Chartres Street when the house begins to watch her.The third dormer window opens when there is no wind. Lavender drifts through rooms where no flowers grow. A locked door waits at the top of the stairs. And then Violet's sketchbook writes back: I SEE YOU.Behind the third window is Isabelle, a lonely girl trapped in a room the house refuses to forget. She speaks through ink, mirrors, and knocks in the wood. Violet knows she should tell her parents. But if she does, they'll lock every door, shutter every window, and take away the only proof that Violet isn't imagining things.Then the man in the white hat appears outside the gate.He has no reflection.He knows the house.And he is learning the locks.As danger closes in and a storm rolls over the French Quarter, Violet must protect her little brother Jasper from the man outside-and from the ghost inside, who may not be as harmless as she seems.Because Isabelle wants company.The house wants a trade.And in the room behind the third window, every secret has a price.Perfect for readers who love atmospheric haunted houses, eerie historical mysteries, sibling bonds, ghostly bargains, and gothic horror with heart.

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Pagina's: 314, Paperback, Independently published