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Loading... The House Next Doorby Richie Tankersley Cusick
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book.  EmileeDiaz1416 | May 11, 2009 |  I found this book on the "Teen Horror Reads" list, and I was out of reading material (again). I decided to read this, and it was so good, I couldn't stop. It ended up to be a one-day read for me, and it made me sad when it ended. An amazing combination of romance and horror, this book kept me interested all the way through. The chapter changes are placed in such a way that you have to continue reading. It's so hard to stop after you start this book! (  ) Vampirate_queen | Apr 20, 2008 |  no reviews | add a review
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On a whim, Emma Donovan bets her twin brother, Charlie, that she can spend the entire night alone at the spooky, abandoned house next door. The place is seriously creepy, but she's determined to overcome her fears and prove her brother wrong. Until she finds herself reliving a horrific night from the house's past and a passionate love with a handsome -- and strangely familiar -- young man.
When Charlie finds her, he's sure it was all just a dream. Yet Emma has persistent paranormal experiences involving the house and the young man from the past. As her "dreams" intensify, Emma becomes convinced that they are very real...and that she has a dreadful part to play in the supernatural reenactment of a tragic love.
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It is deffinetly a book i would recomend to people who like ghost lovers and a weird setting!! (