If you can stay in a haunted house and ignore the spirits, why would you want to flee? The September House is an unnerving, darkly humorous, and emotionally grounded book about the spirits that haunt homes and marriages, just when you thought you had seen all a haunted house novel could accomplish. The New York Times bestselling author of “How to Sell a Haunted House,” Grady Hendrix

In this addictively engaging, complex, and multi-layered debut novel, a lady is determined to remain in her dream home even after it turns into a haunted nightmare.

They couldn’t believe they had a home of their own at last when Margaret and her husband Hal purchased the huge Victorian property on Hawthorn Street for a surprisingly low price. The hauntings were then uncovered. Blood drips from the walls every September. All of them are afraid of something that lurks in the basement when the spirits of the previous occupants show up. Most would run.

Most individuals are not Margaret.

Margaret will remain. It’s her home. However, Hal abruptly leaves after four years because he can no longer stand it. Their daughter Katherine, who is unaware of the hauntings, shows up determined to find her father when he stops returning calls.