Brian Rowe
Human: A Ghost Story
language
( April 9, 2013)
Abigail has been stuck in the same room, in the same house, for twenty-two years, ever since the night her father drowned her in the tub.
She wants nothing more than to escape the confines of her ghostly prison, but her dad, who committed suicide the same night, won’t let her leave. Even though she’s a ghost, she can’t move past the upper staircase without choking, without feeling like she’s going to die all over again.
But when a new family comes to stay at the house, and a troubled boy named Percy becomes her new best friend, Abigail finds the courage to finally face her hateful father, and discover a secret about her future that will change her life forever.
She wants nothing more than to escape the confines of her ghostly prison, but her dad, who committed suicide the same night, won’t let her leave. Even though she’s a ghost, she can’t move past the upper staircase without choking, without feeling like she’s going to die all over again.
But when a new family comes to stay at the house, and a troubled boy named Percy becomes her new best friend, Abigail finds the courage to finally face her hateful father, and discover a secret about her future that will change her life forever.
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