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Download or read book Red Heather written by Aly Noble and published by Lulu.com. This book was released on 2018-10-06 with total page 304 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In the heart of rural Grendling, Michigan, an attempt to hit the ""restart"" button takes a sinister turn. Miri James, a devil-may-care freelance illustrator with teal hair and a chip on her shoulder, sees the small, homey town as a new start and a far cry from the city life she led with her now ex-fiance. And she's right-to an extent. 1 Red Heather Road is a polished Victorian with a tainted history all its own. The more than fair lease agreement is all the validation Miri needs to know she's making the right choice for the next step toward her rewritten future. Little does she know she's just signed on the dotted line to inhabit what's rumored to be Grendling's own Most Haunted house. In what begins as a series of easily rationalized coincidences and escalates into a fight for her life, Miri is forced to come to terms with the horrific truth of her new beginning and decide how she will allow it to end.
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