A House With Good Bones by T. Kingfisher
Sometimes the unsettling thing about a house isn’t what has changed. It’s what has stayed exactly the same.
A House With Good Bones follows Sam as she returns to her mother’s home and begins noticing that something isn’t quite right. The house is familiar, but its atmosphere has shifted—along with her mother’s behavior and the strange details accumulating around them.
It’s a story where family history, buried secrets, and an increasingly suspicious house turn ordinary homecoming into something much stranger.
Some houses hold memories.
Others appear to be keeping evidence.
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