Tools that relocate themselves. Shadows glimpsed from the corner of one's eye. The feeling of being watched when no one's there.
It's all in a day's work for the crew renovating Bayview Manor, a dilapidated mansion overlooking the Pacific Ocean on the Olympic Peninsula. Rachael Payne is delighted to be involved in renovating the Manor, and it doesn't hurt that the new owner, Geoffrey Windsor, is exciting in his own right. It doesn't bother her that the mansion's dark history is shrouded in rumor and legend, because she doesn't believe in ghosts.
Geoffrey doesn't share her enthusiasm for his house. From its mysterious origins to the strange current events, he's certain something walks in Bayview Manor, unseen by the human eye. And he wonders if Rachael's faith in God protects her from the forces within the mansion...or blinds her to them.
(Book 2 in The Devil's Mansion series - see Running Ink Press's website for information on Book 1, The Wyckham House)
Autorentext
Sharon Gerlach was in training to be a ninja, but a dismaying lack of physical grace and balance?not to mention the inability to keep her big mouth shut?ended her ninja career before it really began. Now she writes. She doesn't write about ninjas because that's obviously a sore subject. But she writes about other really cool things and figures someone else will cover the ninjas. Life's really not all about ninjas, anyway. Sharon lives on the dry side of the Pacific Northwest with her husband (who must really be fond of her as he hasn't left her yet despite her ninja failings); her kids and grandkids (none of whom possess ninja qualities either); and two cats. Yes, you guessed it?ninja cats!