Memories in the Attic

EVERYONE KEEPS DARK SECRETS

Sometimes those secrets should be exposed. Other times they ought to stay buried.

Having recently moved into a hundred-year-old house with her husband of three years, Kendra is a woman who keeps secrets and lies, the kinds of secrets and lies gentle folk don't want to talk about. Such as madness running in her family. And hearing strange noises in the attic ... rats, whisperings, and a ghost child crying in the night.

The story speeds down an emotional highway in which Kendra and her husband are trying to figure out whether they're really meant for each other. But when she finds out her family has been hiding a disturbing secret, her life hurtles into dark places no sane woman should have to go.

A haunting tale of marital strife and ghosts from the past, MEMORIES IN THE ATTIC delves into a relationship testing the limits of a wife's devotion and a husband's patience while examining the generational legacies of good families everywhere.

What begins as a study of infidelity and strong personalities soon descends into a frightening story centered around criminality, deception, and madness.

Eventually Kendra must determine whether she and her husband were ever meant for each other or if outside forces have deliberately--and viciously--been driving them apart.

After being trapped in a corner where both her sanity and her freedom are at stake, Kendra must wrestle inner demons and come to terms with her family's history.

When at last she breaks free of real and mental prisons, an even worse fate awaits her. Only a police detective can keep her from descending into hell.

When Kendra finally realizes she has been driven to madness by her closest family members, she must come to terms with their betrayals ... by forgiving one, disowning another, and wreaking vengeance on a third.

MEMORIES IN THE ATTIC will draw readers into the sagas of several families inextricably linked with a house haunted by more than one ghost.

Those whom the gods wish to destroy, they first make mad.

Previously published as Trick of the Mind, MEMORIES IN THE ATTIC incorporates a major new subplot that will keep readers guessing until the final reveal.