How to Sell a Haunted House

Grady Hendrix, known for his sharp take on horror fiction, presents a story about family grief and supernatural resistance. Louise travels from San Francisco to Charleston after her parents die. She faces a house filled with her father’s academic papers and her mother’s doll collection. Her brother Mark, who stays in town and resents her success, must help her prepare the property for sale. The narrative follows their struggle as they attempt to clear out decades of memories. The home itself seems to have other plans for them. It resists being sold through unsettling events that challenge their sanity. Hendrix draws on traditions of gothic fiction and paranormal mystery to build tension. The large print edition by Thorndike Press makes this 413-page thriller accessible to readers who prefer larger text. This book suits fans of domestic horror and family dramas with a supernatural twist. It may not appeal to those seeking pure action or non-sensational ghost stories. The story focuses on the emotional weight of inheritance and the eerie atmosphere of a home that refuses to let go.