A Haunting at Hensley Hall [NOOK Book]

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BOOK ONE - Pragmatic Charlie Ravynne never imagined she would find herself falling in love with a house of all things, let alone the deserted, dilapidated Victorian mansion she found on the Internet. Her sister, Meg, on the other hand, was not nearly as enamored. In fact, she seriously doubted her sister's sanity, when she suggested they enter the contest that offered Hensley Hall as the prize.
But Meg's curiosity was piqued when she learned the previous owners had died in the...
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Overview

BOOK ONE - Pragmatic Charlie Ravynne never imagined she would find herself falling in love with a house of all things, let alone the deserted, dilapidated Victorian mansion she found on the Internet. Her sister, Meg, on the other hand, was not nearly as enamored. In fact, she seriously doubted her sister's sanity, when she suggested they enter the contest that offered Hensley Hall as the prize.
But Meg's curiosity was piqued when she learned the previous owners had died in the old mansion. As a self- styled "ghost magnet" whose interest in the paranormal dated back to her childhood, she became more and more intrigued with the notion that HensleyHall was haunted. If they won the contest, she could have her very own ghosts! Though, admittedly, she wasn't all that sure what she'd do with them!
Soon the contest had hooked them both, though neither really believed they had any chance of winning. They had never won anything in their entire lives (except in grade school when they'd won first prize for the most unusual Halloween costume due to a freak accident neither ever wanted to mention again!)and so, they were both amazed when a registered letter brought the good news. They were now the new owners of Hensley Hall and its occupants.
Arriving at their new home, they were horrified by the monstrous mansion that seemed to be waiting for them with malevolent intent. Imprinted by old tragedies…hates…forbidden loves, and a bloated evil that fed on fear, the derelict mansion they had hoped would be their dream house some day, quickly, turned into their worst nightmare as, bit by bit, they uncovered the dark history surrounding its past.
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940012850492
  • Publisher: Merabeth James
  • Publication date: 7/13/2011
  • Series: A Ravynne Sisters Paranormal Mystery , #1
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 60,711
  • File size: 2 MB

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  • Posted August 13, 2011

    Could have been-

    Been there, done that. Standard set up that could have been fun. Haunted house two interesting characters and a good mystery. Unfortunately, none of this was developed well. Charlie the strong sister melts when a cute guy smiles. It is so out of character for a person who in all other ways is a strong personality. Suspicious in all ways but hires Annie with out a thought. Meg suddenly is a ghost magnet without any back story. Long pages spent dealing with,' how do I resist min,' and few on exploring a very interesting house and mystery. Very contrived ending. A little more attention to plot could have made this a good read.

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    Posted December 10, 2012

    Not so great

    Characters are flat, plot is predictable, writing style is too colloquial- i quit reading 4/5 the way thru-

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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 19, 2012

    I loved it!!!!

    I read a haunting at hensley hall during the week of halloween and it was an absolute treat!!!! Merebeth james is an incredible author!

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