I have only recently discovered this author and am so pleased that I have. This book was a fabulous read which managed to intertwine mystery and suspense with romance and some history thrown in and had lots of twists and turns and unexpected revelations. It certainly wasn’t predictable by any means and had me hooked all the way through. If you like a book with a difference then this is for you.

The Forgotten House on the Moor is a quirky treat of a story with smart and some oh so dumb characters I enjoyed reading about. It has some ghosts in it so maybe read in a busy, noisy area with people around, nothing too scary though.

Loved it!! I don't understand why more people don't have Boobie Rooms!!?? Alice has zero self confidence. I'm guessing Grant didn't help. He wasn't that great of a husband, didn't love her and goes missing for six years until he's presumed by a gas explosion. She constantly called herself fat since she was size 16(UK.) In the US, that's a size 12. Alice made it seem like she was so big, a man would never find her attractive. She's a SIZE 12 and over dramatic!!! I was waiting for Jenna to find out the truth and then everything fall to pieces. I'm not sure what Jenna sees in Grant. He constantly runs away from his problems. Max is the perfect man. The complete opposite of Grant. Love the relationship between Max and Alice. They constantly make each other laugh and they get each other. Loved the mystery of who was buried under the house and reading all the ghost stories. I thought the book was going to be about solving the mystery of what happened to Grant, with Alice having to constantly console Jenna and whether or not Fortune House was haunted. The book turned out to be so much more. Loved the relationship the characters had with each other and the unexpected twists.

Definitely recommend the book. Loved the characters, writing style and story. Look forward to reading more books by the author. Love the book cover. Those cute covers get me every time.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Boldwood Books through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.