The Hawthorn House

Sarah Morrison decides to travel to Michigan's sparsely populated Upper Peninsula to see if she can find her long lost college friend, Eleanor Kincaid. Sarah's not prepared for her less than friendly reception when she encounters Eleanor's family living in the dark, imposing Hawthorn House.

When rumors about the Hawthorn House start to surface, It soon becomes apparent Sarah has taken on a task that is more than she bargained for...and downright dangerous, too.

Tom Trombley surprises his wife when he shows her his new purchase -a small cottage deep in the woods. She doesn't share his joy and questions his motivation. Will this be a safe environment for their young daughter? Then she sees the roof of the Hawthorn House looming in the distance.

And what about the old man who roams the forest at night? He knows there are unanswered questions that need to be put to rest.

In James R. Nelson's 13th mystery, The Hawthorn House, once again, multiple plot lines are tightly woven together to create a spine-tingling story that will be impossible to put

down.