House | 
bailedSadly this book started out strong with the creepy cop and creepy house in the middle of nowhere but then it just went downhill. Another couple along with some other characters gets introduced and the flow of the writing gets confusing. I didn‘t know what or who was going on in parts. I took this book with me on a two week vacation and only picked it up twice. A sign to #hailtothebail
pickTwo troubled couples find themselves trapped in a strange house in the middle of nowhere. They later find out that the house is owned by a masked psychopath, and the only way out is to play his gruesome game. As the characters try to escape, they grapple with their pasts, struggle with the strained relationships they have with each other, and examine the relationships they have with themselves and God. This book touches on the reality of the ...
pickI have read a few books from Ted Dekker and enjoyed them. This is my first from Frank Peretti. I thought the concept of this book was interesting even though I didn‘t think the book was outstanding. Definitely worth a read though. ⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2
#teddekker #frankperetti #horror #spookyreads
After the Mondayest Friday I have ever experienced! I will be barricading myself in my #HOUSE for a full 24 hours for me time and book time! 🙌🏻 24 hours of #readingrelease #tbrtime (it‘s keto cake and ice cream...looks a little sketch 🤷🏻♀️)
House doesn‘t really seem like the type of #home I would want to live in. Have you read this one? I‘ve been told it is satisfyingly creepy. What‘s the creepiest book you‘ve ever read? #springintoreading @vkois88 @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
pickReading and taking notes from this thriller for our September book swap! #teamraven #HGPBC #horrorgoespostalbookclub @TheReadingMermaid @TheWordJar @CindyMyLifeIsLit @RainyDayReading
1. Tagged book. I haven‘t read that many scary books yet, but House was definitely atmospheric and creepy enough to make me read it in daylight.
2. Ghost Ship. Accidentally saw parts of it when I was 7. The wire 😰 that‘s all I‘ll say.
3. My Dad had/has some serious health issues last year. In and out of the ER constantly with heart and breathing issues and they couldn‘t/can‘t figure out what was/is wrong 😞
4. You!
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panIt's late and I can't believe I actually stayed up to finish this. I'm struggling to put all my negative thoughts on this into words so let me just sum it up by saying that the only good thing I can find to say about this book is that the cover looks cool.
I've been in a reading slump all week and I'd really like to get out of it. I'm not sure a random library find with questionable reviews is going to break it but it's the only thing calling me right now.
Oh my gosh!!!!! Thank you so much @Avanders !!! You have spoiled me! I love everything so much!! I am in awe and tears of appreciation! Everything is perfect!!! #secretsantagoespostal #wintersolsticebookexchange
Happy Thursday friends! It's almost the weekend; get excited! Today's #JulyofDisney prompt is "Scream extractor - scary book" & I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to share a book by two of my favorite authors, Frank Peretti & Ted Dekker. I absolutely love Dekker, I've read almost every novel he's ever written. House is by far one of my favorite thrillers; it's absolutely chilling.
Do you like scary books? What's your preferred genre?
so-so☠☠ Reads just like a B-rated horror flick. The supernatural twist is a little bit extreme.
Full review: http://www.theghastlygrimoire.com/2017/03/03/book-review-house-by-frank-e-perett...
I've only read four King books to date, and posted a pic of my favorite (11/22/63) yesterday. So I decided to post an #alltimefavorite of mine from the Christian fiction authors most similar to Stephen King, Frank Peretti and Ted Dekker. I love them both, and remember thinking it was the coolest thing EVER when they coauthored a book! #stephenking17
panI was really enjoying this book.... Then it took a left turn into religion.... Just seems kind of lack luster ending for the story.
