How to Sell a Haunted House

It's fun. I like the foreshadowing. Every weird family behavior is there for a reason. It's creepy but also funny. I burst out laughing a few times when Louise and Mark were at the waffle house and the waitress was reluctant but obligated to check whether two duo were doing alright. The family story and the complicated relationship between Louise and Mark all make sense as the story builds. Mark's personality makes a lot of sense as his dark college history is revealed. I'm happy for Mark when he feels the excitement and fulfillment renovating their house in the last chapter. The last a few pages are heart-warming. I can almost smell the cookies, cheese, and love in the warm kitchen.

Overall, a wonderful reading journey. Creepy and satisfying.