Mary Rose | 
pickThis book is based on a play by JM Barrie, that inspired a movie by Hitchcock that never got made.
It‘s the story of a woman who disappeared as a child for 33 days - and doesn‘t remember anything from it.
Or does she?
Scottish islands, creepy houses, family secrets... this book has atmosphere in spades.
Enjoy it, and don‘t miss the Afterword to learn its connection to Hitchcock.
#snowmageddon
so-soFinally finished. Took awhile. I think this book could have ripped out the first 100 pages and been just fine as a small novella. I didn't care a whole lot through it but once things started happening within the last 100 pages I didn't want to put it down. Nice creepy little ghost story, thriller for in October.
Taking a break from all the reading to learn a couple new stitches! (The hook is made by the speckled clay on Etsy!)
... started reading this one tonight. Definitely going to stop reading it at night. I'm only 50 pages in and I'm creeped out. So... Time for a different book to read before bed. Any not super creepy ghost stories to read while it's still October?
pickFinished #audiobook while #audiopuzzling today. While a little too lengthy in parts, which I felt dragged out suspense, this is a creepy (ghost) story wherein horror lies at every turn. I doubt you'll guess where it goes, even if you know the OG play.
The afterword was amazing btw-so much info about largely Hitchcock's failure to put this on screen and his twisted background! I seem to be drawn to works related to Hitchcock lately...so Vertigo?😂
Started this on a beautiful #audiowalk today! Got a big blister but didn't notice because the story is captivating and the sun is shiney 🌞🌞🌞🌞
Also had no idea how new this story is-found it completely by accident!
Settling in to write letters to my #LitsyPenPals and do a bit of reading before bed (although it is far past my bedtime).
I love a good ghost story in October! Anyone read it? #maryrose #ghoststories #octoberreads
