The title sounded captivating, the premise was interesting and from the first few pages I thought I might enjoy it a lot, but sadly, that wasn't the case. I thought the portions of the book that dealt with Pat and the 'witch' were interesting enough, but there were too many flat, one-dimensional characters introduced early on, and I In the beginning, I have to say, I had really high hopes for this book. The more I read, the more I found myself bored and wanting to skip to the interesting stuff.

In the beginning, I have to say, I had really high hopes for this book. However, there was no firmly established protagonist and people in proximity to the hostage connected the dots too slowly. The crooks were despicable and Charlotte did not shy away from violence. There is action but it derives from readers willing the ladies to search the right spots and external personages, to notice distress messages. Readers also know that two personages hoped to prevent the reunion.ДЇew characters were likeable and a university dean was stupid. Urgency is generated by wishing relief for their wife and daughter. Mystery lovers might find this format lacking because readers follow the professors missing only from their familyвЂ™s point of view. Hiding a man was slightly plausible because only a grocery deliverer had contact with her. Anyone seeking a witch story should know that it is nothing but a derisive nickname for a disturbed woman of a shabby house. Unfortunately, the excellence of a story relies on the structure, focus, and pace. Charlotte was one of the exceptional authoresses. One attribute that must be given credit, for the first time, is the high quality of the language. There are tense moments for her indisposed character but his wife and the daughter of another professor, were more distressed while the men were missing. It has a wholly different premise but includes an imprisoned, injured man. Stephen King is respected for originality but вЂњMiseryвЂќ, 1987, resembles вЂњ The WitchвЂ™s HouseвЂќ, 1963, a little bit. I have read Charlotte Armstrong over the years and like a mixed box of chocolates, the quality is all over the spectrum. If a novel is disliked, acquainting myself with the criticized aspects generally neutralizes them and I enjoy the story better. It has a wholly different premise but includes an imprison I avoid reviews, unless I am undecided about a book. I avoid reviews, unless I am undecided about a book.

The witch house