A House with Good Bones

Dark and twisted family roots threaten to strangle their home's foundations in this chilling haunted house novel from the award-winning master of modern horror, T. Kingfisher. In this ordinary North Carolina suburb, family secrets are always in bloom.Samantha Montgomery pulls into the driveway of her family home to find a massive black vulture perched on the mailbox, staring at the house.Inside, everything has changed. Gone is the eclectic warmth Sam expects; instead the walls are a sterile white. Now, it's very important to say grace before dinner, and her mother won't hear a word against Sam's long-dead and little-missed grandmother, who was the first to put down roots in this small southern town.The longer Sam stays, the stranger things get. And every day, more vultures circle overhead...

Autorentext

T. Kingfisher is the adult fiction pseudonym of Ursula Vernon, the multi-award-winning author of Digger and Dragonbreath. Perhaps best known for her children's fiction, she is an author and illustrator based in North Carolina who has been nominated for the Ursa Major Award, the Eisner Awards, and has won the Nebula Award for Best Short Story for "Jackalope Wives? in 2015 and the Hugo Award for Best Novelette for "the Tomato Thief? in 2017. Her debut adult horror novel, The Twisted Ones, won the 2020 Dragon Award for Best Horror Novel, and was followed by the critically acclaimed The Hollow Places.

Klappentext

In this ordinary North Carolina suburb, family secrets are always in
bloom.
Samantha Montgomery pulls into the driveway of her family home
to find a massive black vulture perched on the mailbox, staring at
the house.
Inside, everything has changed. Gone is the eclectic warmth Sam
expects; instead the walls are a sterile white. Now, it's very
important to say grace before dinner, and her mother won't hear a
word against Sam's long-dead and little-missed grandmother, who
was the first to put down roots in this small southern town.
The longer Sam stays, the stranger things get. And every day, more
vultures circle overhead...