Perception: Illusions: A Psychological Thriller, #1

By J. S. Chapman

Ghosts from the past have always haunted Kendra.

 

On the day she celebrates her thirtieth birthday, Kendra can't account for two missing hours. Is her mind playing a trick on her? Or is something else happening?

 

Having recently moved into a hundred-year-old house with her husband, she's a woman with troubles on her mind. A woman who keeps secrets and lies. The kind of secrets and lies gentle folk don't want to hear 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.

 

When Kendra and her husband decide to renovate the attic, the skeletal remains of a child are discovered.

 

Setting out to solve the mysterious death of the ghost child, Kendra tracks down the history of the house and stumbles onto a revealing pattern of its previous owners.

 

This first book of ILLUSIONS—a two-part psychological novel—will draw you into the sagas of several families inextricably linked with a house haunted by more than one ghost.

 

How can she fight back when she doubts her own sanity? Buy the book now!

 

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What readers are saying …

 

5 Stars – "A poetic read."

 

5 Stars – "A TERRIFIC NOVEL FULL OF SURPRISES

 

5 Stars – "Loved the story line ..."

• Language: English
• Publisher: Weatherly Books
• Release date: Feb 10, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393352808

J. S. Chapman

J. S. Chapman is a paperback writer, recovering screenwriter, genre shifter, and research glutton. She writes thrillers, mysteries, historical fiction, romantic comedies, and nonfiction. You can take the girl out of the city, but you can’t take the city out of the girl. Born and raised in Chicago USA, she may be a suburban transplant but her heart still lives in the Windy City, where she learned her street smarts the hard way. After earning her degree from Northwestern University, she briefly taught in the Chicago Public School system before signing on with the corporate sector. It was in a dreary cubicle around the corner from executive row where she dared to dream and began writing nights and weekends. A little bit crazy and a little bit rock ‘n’ roll.