Between working at a publishing house and renovating a cabin in the Appalachian Mountains, Cora Lincoln is exhausted.When her first guest fails to show up at the cabin, Cora suspects nothing. A few days later, his body is found. Cora goes into detective mode, trying to help solve his murder that bears an uncanny resemblance to a teen who suffered a similar fate years before.Once strange things start happening at home, Cora starts to believe there's a supernatural force at play. Roping in her new friend Griffin, they start to unravel the details of the case and aren't ready for what they stumble upon.People say you should be scared of the monsters under your bed, but the monsters outside are so much worse.
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Beyond the Widow's Peak
Between working at a publishing house and renovating a cabin in the Appalachian Mountains, Cora Lincoln is exhausted.When her first guest fails to show up at the cabin, Cora suspects nothing. A few days later, his body is found. Cora goes into detective mode, trying to help solve his murder that bears an uncanny resemblance to a teen who suffered a similar fate years before.Once strange things start happening at home, Cora starts to believe there's a supernatural force at play. Roping in her new friend Griffin, they start to unravel the details of the case and aren't ready for what they stumble upon.People say you should be scared of the monsters under your bed, but the monsters outside are so much worse.
Popular Reviews(1)
I tried, but I felt it was a bit too repetitive. Within the first 60 pages or so, I was made well aware that she was a workaholic with an overloaded email inbox and had severe nightmares. I did skip to the end and honestly, I figured she was the problem from the start. You can't stress her overabundance of her sleepless/restless nights due to nightmares without putting 2 and 2 together, I'm sorry, but that could just be me.