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The House on Juniper Drive - cover

The House on Juniper Drive

Patsy Barry

Publisher: Austin Macauley Publishers

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Summary

The house on Juniper Drive becomes home to an assortment of people who take residence there and impact on the life of Judy Vernon from child to adult. As a rather precocious child, Judy discovers a sixth sense within her. For some reason unbeknown to her there's a link, a strong connection to this one house. As Judy grows from childhood into adulthood, she feels a great need to one day own the house on Juniper Drive. But as time passes the likelihood of this ever happening seems to be nothing more than a pipedream. An impossibility. But can the impossible really happen and a horror be uncovered?
Available since: 07/21/2023.
Print length: 214 pages.

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