A House With Good Bones

Kingfisher continues to be an interesting author for me, will I quit the book, think it's fine or love it? In this case I thought it was overall fine. I think it follows a sort of formula I saw in The Twisted Ones and The Hollow Places. You're in the head of the MC following a very train-of-thought writing style while Kingfisher does the set up and then half way through, bam! - weird, mildly disturbing creepiness unleashed. This falls behind The Twisted Ones for me. Even though I thought it was fine I continue to be haunted by the imagery of that book.