The House of Susan Lulham, by Phil Rickman
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The House of Susan Lulham, by Phil Rickman
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A new husband and a new house. Just as well, because Zoe doesn't like old. Back in the 1960s, this house was built to look ultra modern, with lots of glass and sharp angles. And it was going cheap, perhaps because of the self-inflicted death of a previous owner - notoriously bloody and prolonged.
But Zoe didn't know that. And if her husband Jonathan knew, he kept very quiet. How is Merrily Watkins, diocesan exorcist for Hereford, to know what's behind Zoe's claim that the late Susan Lulham is still in residence?
Sceptical neighbours seem unlikely to help, and fresh blood will decorate the pristine white walls of the new house before its secret history begins, at last, to leak out.
The House of Susan Lulham, by Phil Rickman- Amazon Sales Rank: #44672 in Audible
- Published on: 2015-09-01
- Released on: 2015-09-01
- Format: Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Running time: 211 minutes
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. Great for Rickman fans, but also could be an introduction to the Merrily series for new readers By Desert Mambo This is a great short book (novella) for all Rickman fans, as we wait impatiently for the next novel installment of the Merrily Watkins series. It has everything that we fans love about Rickman's work: compelling, complex characters, a suspenseful mystery that could be supernatural....or not....and his masterful writing that includes suspense and enough detail to help us really sink into Merrily's world. For fans of the Merrily series, it's also wonderful to be able to sink into Merrily's world for a bit. And my favorite thing? Even though this is a Kindle single, it's actually novella length, not a short story, and is as long as some short novels! I feel like I got my money's worth! And I also laughed out loud about some of the comments about Facebook in this novella, especially since the author participates in a lively page dedicated to his work!But I think this also has a potential to be a book to recommend to those who have not read any of the books in the Merrily Watkin's series. Rickman has done a great job of giving enough context to the characters that you don't have to have read the other books to understand this one--it is, after all, a stand-alone work. Everything that makes his other books great is here: Merrily Watkins, the very human Deliverance Consultant (ie. Exorcist) for the Church of England, who deals daily with the lack of faith in the world around her, and people's reactions to her as a woman, and as a representative of something many people don't want to believe in. Deliverance is called, by her own advisor, the last resort, and in this novella, and in others, she struggles with the ways in which people don't want to believe in the work she does, and yet find themselves consulting her. Of course, the real thing driving this novella forward (and this is true for the novels too), is just a cracking good story, with elements of the supernatural, but it is the complex characters and moral dilemmas they face that make these books leaps and bounds above the average mystery.If you're a Rickman fan, this a must buy, but if you just want an well written mystery, or a good ghost story, try this. But be warned: after you read this, you'll want to read all the Merrily books! And they are highly recommended!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Rickman's novella is a winner By Kerryah This latest Merrily Watkins mystery from Phil Rickman began its life as a short story and has now been expanded into a novella. It has all the attraction of Rickman’s full length Merrily adventures with the added advantage of being a quick – and satisfying – read.It’s the story of a seemingly haunted house, modern in extreme within a scornful tradition community. When the wife of the new owners calls in the diocesan exorcist, Merrily Watkins, she seems genuinely scared of a presence in the house.Merrily digs into the short history of the house, which has terrifying echoes in the present – of blood-soaked walls, cutthroat razors and murder.While I generally love Rickman’s Merrily Watkins mysteries, this one was particularly enjoyable in that it was a less complicated plot than his longer novels, and there was less of the abrupt, abbreviated dialogue between characters. I personally don’t always know what is being implied when he does this – and it can at times be frustrating.The novella format gives less room for some annoying minor traits of his writing while still managing to provide enough character development and insight to make the story interesting. The commentary on social media (especially Facebook) is a clever plot device employed here, as well as a pretty good reflection of how the various freely available on-line forums provide a platform for all sorts of manipulation (and character assassination).I did miss some of Merrily’s usual companions who only rate a mention in passing in this story – Lol and Jane especially. Hopefully they’ll be back to share some of the limelight with Merrily in Rickman’s next full-length novel.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. A creepy Christmas present from Phil Rickman By Amazon Customer Synopsis: Merrily Watkins, Diocesan Deliverance Consultant (aka "exorcist") is called in to investigate a haunted house. Current owner Zoe hates old things, and loved her mod 1960s-era house, but had no idea that the home was the site of a suicide. When strange happenings begin to occur, Zoe finds Merrily's phone number on Facebook and calls to ask for help. Is this a scam, a simple haunting, or something more complex?All of Phil Rickman's Merrily Watkins novels are excellent but difficult to classify - a mixture of mystery, horror and paranormal. This short story is no exception. This is a great introduction to Merrily's world, or a wonderful addition to the series.
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