DNF 16%

No, seriously, in the same paragraph the curtains were blowing but the windows were closed, and then on the next page she couldn't think in complete sentences and then spoke 4 complete sentences in a row.

Whatever, thanks, I'll pass. ( )

DNF; I didn't get far in this free book before I read more reviews--at which point I noped-out in self-defense.

This story is terribly disrespectful of grieving. She rids herself of a material reminders, which of course does nothing about memories, duh. She's wishing to die to join him. But then she's in insta--love with another guy all of a sudden? This should come with Content Warnings: this is NOT how to grieve but how best to continue in one's misery, and then show a callous disregard for the wellbeing of another by lusting at him to, I guess, snuff out those awful feelings once & for all. Gah.

It's just bad. Learning how to write well does not give you any knowledge of how emotions work. Obviously. ( )

Enjoyed the book, however the ending was not the best. ( )

Here's my simple review of this novel:
http://www.sholee.net/2019/02/mpov-spirited-manor-ohare-house.html ( )

A slightly different ghost story set in Victorian times. ( )