pickOn her way to meet a friend, a 9 month or woman is hit by a car. She leaves behind a grieving husband and the miraculous baby that survived. Her widower tries to move in when he notices a mysterious man following him.
At the same time we also meet several of their friends and family.
A book about grief and moving on, and a book about love and jealousy.
This seems oddly familiar, deciding on the next reads before the current is finished
pickSo first thing to note is I was def wrong about this being spooky, it‘s not at all, LOL. I just assumed it from the title and such. Overall I enjoyed it, the writing is very poetic, evocative - tho laid on a bit thick at times - and I really came to care for Henry and his pain a lot. Wasn‘t as interested in the Grayson/Matilda arc and wish there‘d been less of it, but I see why the author included it. And it‘s a moving story at its heart. 4/5 ⭐️
“I‘ve never done anything other people‘s way. But I did things the right way for me.”
Heh. Interesting to think that folks back then may have thought this way, when she turned out to have the longest reign of them all 👸🏼
He watches the world - so often dark - churn on outside the window and begins to long for the next flash of passing headlights: on occasion, he has learnt, a person‘s sanity can be bound up in the simple hint of another human being.
I was a bit worried about picking this book up because I thought it was going to be scary, but it doesn‘t seem so from the Goodreads reviews. Hopefully that‘s true because I‘m a big 👶🏻 #nowreading
The Haunting of Henry Twist | 
