Deep Lake House
Many people have made their way to Deep Lake House over the years, but only a few stand out among them - a train robber from the 1890s, an unhappily married woman from the 1920s overshadowed by a dominating mother-in-law, a talented opera singer in the 1940s who's lost her voice, a young married couple in the 1970s trying to find their way back to each other, and a few more as equally memorable.
Each uniquely fascinating story is as captivating as the next, told by the most authentic narrator, the House itself.
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| Author | DJ Geribo |
| Format | softcover |
| Pages | 163 |
| ISBN | 978-0-9883068-8-2 |
| Language | English |
I loved the book "Deep Lake House" by DJ Geribo. It was so interesting hearing the stories about the people who came to vacation at the 210 year old house from the house itself. They were good people and bad people, happy and sad people, some of their stories spanning decades. Especially interesting was how their lives evolved along with the world events over the years. It's hard to put this book down right from the beginning.
I enjoyed Deep Lake House very much. I like the house as narrator. Characters come to life. Great memories of similar venues I’ve stayed at over the years. Maisey and Mitchell made me cry. Thank you DJ for a great read.