Reader Friday – House on Foster Hill

Patricia Bradley Reader Friday 37 Comments

If you follow my blog, then you know Justice Buried has been nominated as an American Christian Fiction Writers’ Carol Finalist in the romantic suspense category. Yay! It’s one of three titles to make it to the finals. Jaime Jo Wright’s House on Foster Hill and Susan Sleeman’s Fatal Mistake are the other two.

I thought I’d see just what Justice Buried is up against…Oh, my! Both books are real page-turners! This week I’m going to review Jaime Jo Wright’s House on Foster Hill. Here’s the back cover copy:

Kaine Prescott is no stranger to death. When her husband died two years ago, her pleas for further investigation into his suspicious death fell on deaf ears. In desperate need of a fresh start, Kaine purchases an old house sight unseen in her grandfather’s Wisconsin hometown. But one look at the eerie, abandoned house immediately leaves her questioning her rash decision. And when the house’s dark history comes back with a vengeance, Kaine is forced to face the terrifying realization she has nowhere left to hide.

A century earlier, the house on Foster Hill holds nothing but painful memories for Ivy Thorpe. When an unidentified woman is found dead on the property, Ivy is compelled to discover her identity. Ivy’s search leads her into dangerous waters and, even as she works together with a man from her past, can she unravel the mystery before any other lives–including her own–are lost?

My take:

This time-slip novel really held my attention. It was hard to believe it was Jaime’s debut novel! The plot was so tightly woven and with twists I never saw coming. I was drawn to Kaine Prescott right away and to Ivy Thorpe – Jaime has a knack for writing characters the reader cares about. She wove the historical part in seamlessly, and the spooky old house added to the suspense.

The House on Foster Hill is a book I believe mystery/suspense readers will love ~ What an honor to be included as a finalist with this fine book!

You can purchase House on Foster Hill on Amazon for $1.99 right now!

Come back next week for a review of Susan Sleeman’s book, Fatal Mistake.

The winner of July’s drawing is Priscilla Bettis!

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Comments 37

  1. Paula Shreckhise

    I have read The House on Foster Hill and devoured it! Gossamer Pond was great, too! I still have to read Susan’s book, although I have a few of hers.
    Can’t wait to start yours, Pat!

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  2. Christine Battaglio

    Congratulations! I’ll need to check on these books. I recently finished the second of your Justice books. Recently I’ve been ordering too many ebooks and real books and getting a bit behind in my reading.

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      Patricia Bradley

      Oh, Christine! How well I know how you feel…I keep ordering and not reading those because I’m reading the ones I bought last month! 😉 The 2nd Justice book is the one that is up for a Carol. Thanks for stopping by.

  3. Jeanna Lichtenberg

    It sounds like a great book. Thanks for the heads up that the book is $1.99 right now. I just bought it and added it to my mountainous pile of books to be read! (Which includes many of yours as well! )

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  4. MJSH

    I loved Justin Buried and loved Fatal Mistake, too. The House on Foster Hill is patiently waiting for me on my Kindle. Will have to get to it soon!

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      Patricia Bradley

      So many books and so little time, Mindy! I have made myself stop buying every book I want…it’d take two years at least to read the ones already in my library and on my Kindle! Thanks for stopping by.

  5. Diane Nickerson

    This story sounds intriguing! I look forward to reading it. I am always on the lookout for new Christian authors in the suspense category…thank you!!

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  6. Edward Arrington

    I read Jaime’s book right after it was released and enjoyed it. I have not read Susan’s yet. I look forward to your review of hers. Justice Buried is a tough one to beat.

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  7. Tammy Lunsford

    This book is awesome! I could not put it down. I actually read it on one afternoon by the pool!!!

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  8. Regina Merrick

    This sounds great – suspense, contemporary, and historical all rolled in one! Thanks for the recommendation! I’m getting caught up on some reading in Northern Minnesota, so I like $1.99 ebooks!

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  9. Jackie Smith

    Congrats on the Carol nomination for Justice Buried….I loved that book! Jamie’s book is waiting for me on my Kindle……so many great books to read. I am very behind on reading Susan’s books!

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  10. Trixi

    I’ve ran terribly behind on your blog Patricia! I have The House on Foster Hill on my Kindle that I really want to get to soon! She’s three books into the series as a brand new author and I haven’t read anything by her yet….I must remedy that soon.

    Thanks for your thoughts, I always love your precise reviews 🙂 Must be the benefit of being an author!

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  11. Trixi

    GAH! I think I forgot to fill out my information, the computer spit it out on me!

    My comment was something like this: I have The House on Foster Hill on my Kindle. She’s three books into this series as a new author and I haven’t read anythign by her yet…they all sound so intriguing!

    Thanks for your reviews, Patricia! They are always so precise 🙂 Must be the benefit of being an author!

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