what kind of dance goes with turning page sleeping at last

One of my favorite aspects of this novel is the way in which the author catalogs two things: (1) past owners of the home and (2) re-modeling and construction of the new home. Is one of these people trying to harm her? Or is it something from the Great Beyond? And she meets a reporter / photojournalist who for the first time symbolizes potential love in her life. She befriends the local cafe owner who's reticent to share the truth about past. You know something bad is gonna happen, but when will Claire be most in danger? Claire gets to know the building team members who are afraid of spirits haunting the house. which makes the book have a light suspense factor overall. Does she die? Does the house implode? Does she sell and run away? Or does she solve the mystery and find a compromise? So many things could happen. I won't say why the book ends before the renovations are complete. The book traces the ~6 month period from when Claire moves to the island until the semi-completion of the renovations. someone is out to dupe her, so don't trust anyone. After she won the lottery, Claire convinces the owner to sell her the property against his better wishes (and for close to double what it's worth), then moves to the island against her aunt's warning. Claire fell in love with the house and developed a strong desire to restore it to greatness. Claire, a middle-aged single woman who lost her mother very young has been raised by her distant father and her Aunt Clarissa, a somewhat gifted visionary.

Part mystery, part paranormal, this book focuses on the re-building of a beautiful but decaying island home off the coast of Africa and Spain.

I saw the gorgeous cover on a Facebook post and took a chance on reading someone new. Clarissa's Warning is a new novel by Isobel Blackthorn published in 2018 by Creativia Publishing.

What kind of dance goes with turning page sleeping at last