Long time, no see.
To say I'm writing to empty space would probably be an understatement at this point considering my last post was sometime back like a million years ago.
But I've never had a problem with writing to no one in particular and the poor sap who comes around and happens to read this post is sure in for a treat because not only have I returned, but I come baring gifts from our modern world of literature.
The Dead Girls of Hysteria Hall by Katie Alender was, to say the least, interesting. Basically, it's what happens when you mix Monster House (that's a movie for those of you who are confused) with The Selection (minus the whole "competing for a man" part). Oh, and a whole lot of crazy dead people. Can't forget that (in case the title didn't give it away).
If you still aren't convinced that it is awesome, than there are added character accents for your convenience.
To sum up, I really enjoyed it. The main character has enough spunk and personality to make her relate able and yet her ability to unconsciously sit around and do absolutely nothing is something I can understand on a spiritual level (Do you get my joke?).
Keep reading!
Lissa
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