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The House on Abigail Lane

by Kealan Patrick Burke

2020•Independently published•EN
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The House on Abigail Lane by Kealan Patrick Burke

Reading profile

Inward-looking, contemplative and open-ended; a moderate read.

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Insights from The House on Abigail Lane

“The house was hungry. It had always been hungry.”

Every person who enters that front door disappears. It is haunting how the house just keeps swallowing lives while the neighbors watch.

Seeing the families lose their children to those walls was devastating. It makes you realize how fragile a sense of safety really is.

“Evil doesn't always scream. Sometimes it just waits.”

The way the street remains so quiet and normal feels like a betrayal. Nobody wants to admit the nightmare is happening right next door.

Losing someone without a body to bury is a specific kind of hell. The characters just drift through the years waiting for an answer that never comes.

Details
Published
2020
Publisher
Independently published
ISBN
9798655183421
Language
EN

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