Cries in the Night: a Lowcountry Ghost Story
Cries in the Night: a Lowcountry Ghost Story by Lori Roberts
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
A steady paced, heartfelt and full of suspense story of a couple who found their dream house while moving to a new State. What they didn’t expect was that someone else was living there too.
A haunting in historical Charleston, a murder dating 200 hundred years with a twist that keeps the spirits of those involved trapped in the house, some by choice. The new owners can’t settle down while apparitions, cries and loud sounds keep them awake at night. Carly is staying at home while she finds a job, since her husband, Andrew, is a neurosurgeon with a very demanding schedule leaving Carly mostly alone in the big scary house. But she is strong headed and is not giving up. She will try to solve the mystery and reclaim her house. For her, the option of selling is out of the question.
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About the Author:
Lori Roberts is an
author, educator, historian and presenter for historical events and workshops.
Lori has been an educator for twenty years. She holds a Bachelor of Science
degree in Education and Social Studies and a Masters of Arts in Curriculum and
Instruction. In 2011, Lori was nominated for the prestigious Guilder Lehrman
award.
Lori is a living
historian, portraying Mrs. Mary Anna Morrison Jackson, wife of Gen. Thomas
"Stonewall" Jackson at Civil War events and reenactments throughout
the Southeast. She is a member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy,
Lawrence County Living Historians, and the Jackson County Historical Society.
Lori is the author of
Lost Letters: A Civil War Love Story and Willow.
When not teaching,
writing or playing Mrs. Jackson, Lori and her husband, Doug, relax at their
home in rural South-central Indiana. They have three children and three
grandchildren.
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