When Ghosts Call Us Home

Haunting and hypnotic, When Ghosts Call Us Home gave me goosebumps! Perfect for fans of Night Film and Rules for Vanishing, the mysteries of Cashore House will grab you by the throat and refuse to let go. -- Erin A. Craig, <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author of <i>House of Salt and Sorrows</i> Equal parts chilling and clever, this Gothic page-turner will haunt you long after you’ve finished wandering the shadowed halls of the mysterious Cashore House. -- Sarah Glenn Marsh, author of <i>The Girls Are Never Gone</i> Fans of the Haunting of Hill House will want to plan a trip to Cashore. The pages almost turn themselves in this one. Come for the chills, stay for de Becerra’s gorgeous prose. -- Kelly Devos, author of <i>Eat Your Heart Out</i> and<i> Go Hunt Me</i> Katya de Becerra's When Ghosts Call Us Home will linger in readers' minds just like the delightfully layered mythology surrounding Cashore House lingers in our heroine's nightmares. de Becerra's rich storytelling forces you to do a double take, wondering whether you imagined what Sophia endures, the intricate fan theories that may or may not be offering clues, and what she'll face next in the search for her older sister. -- Amparo Ortiz, author of <i>Last Sunrise in Eterna</i> When Ghosts Call Us Home feels like Crimson Peak for the internet era, dreamy and familiar until you put a foot wrong and fall. Immediately captivating, this excavation of two sisters’ shared history uses the fluid nature of memory to weave a haunting that you won’t soon forget. -- Alison Ames, author of <i>It Looks Like Us</i> and <i>To Break a Covenant</i> The artful weaving of ghostly horrors with the off-kilter creepiness of films and fandoms creates multiple layers of fear in this deeply unsettling page-turner . . . Haunting, intense, and eerily spooky. * Kirkus Reviews, starred review *