how to sell a haunted house grady hendrix

The tension is palpable each time the siblings interact. When the two siblings are reunited, they clash in all the ways readers might expect such polar opposites to clash. In Louise’s opinion, Mark is flighty and noncommital, especially in contrast to her seemingly stable life in San Francisco where she works in the tech industry and raises her young daughter. He was on a mission to get fired from every bar in Charleston.

She built products that people used every day, including part of the user interface for the latest interation of the iPhone. Mark dropped out of college his freshman year.

Louise feels as though her brother has never been held to the same standards, seeing them as complete opposites: When the novel opens, Louise and Mark have a very strained relationship. Like the author’s other two books set in Charleston- My Best Friend’s Exorcism and The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires-How to Sell a Haunted House is first and foremost a novel about people. And of course, there’s this tiny problem of their parents’ house being haunted. Louise and Mark must find a way to get along as they decide how to handle their parents’ assets. She is forced to work with her younger brother Mark whom she-in the great tradition of older siblings who look down on their younger siblings-absolutely cannot stand. The book follows Louise Joyner as she travels back home to Charleston from San Francisco to deal with the aftermath of her parents’ sudden death in a car accident. How to Sell a Haunted House is the newest release from horror author Grady Hendrix.

How to sell a haunted house grady hendrix