House of Salt and Sorrows
Erin A. Craig
- Reading
- Try the opening together if the deaths or ghostly visions may feel intense; pause to check how the suspense is landing, then let the reader choose whether to continue independently.
- Themes
- Loss and family: Four sisters have died, and Annaleigh lives with her surviving sisters, father and stepmother. The book’s stance on this remains unclear.
- Suspicion and danger: Annaleigh’s visions and suspicions that the deaths were not accidents drive her attempt to uncover a threat to her family. The book’s stance on this remains unclear.
- Worth knowing
- Ghostly visions, rumours of a curse and possible danger to another sister shape the suspense.