Search - In the Blink of an Eye

Very good book. Deals with romance and mediums.

Couldn't have enjoyed a book any more. It was very meaningful because it takes place around the area I grew up. Spiritualism comes to life in this book.

Wendy Corsi Staub's books "grab you" right from the first chapter. She keeps you guessing through the whole book. Good book.

This was a great book! Suspensful and kept me up!

this one takes a kind of strange concept and makes it seem like the norm...very good read...had a hard time putting this one down.

I love Wendy Corsi Staub books! This one is no exception. She keeps you guessing and throws in some supernatural things all the way to the end. You just want more after reading her books!

Very good book, hard to put down, keeps you wondering.

Excellent thriller/mystery!

Great suspensful read.

This is a really really good book!!!!

From Publishers Weekly
With this compelling gothic mystery, Staub (The Last to Know) puts a fresh spin on the haunted house formula. Three years after the drowning of his live-in girlfriend, Kristin, Paine Landry is forced to return to Lily Dale, N.Y., a gated resort community of spiritualists and mediums, to settle his former mother-in-law's affairs. Her equally bizarre drowning there makes staying in the dilapidated Victorian inherited by his blind, six-year-old daughter trying for the skeptical Paine, who wants nothing more than to learn the truth behind their deaths. When Paine's daughter and Julia Garrity, Kristin's erstwhile childhood friend and a practicing psychic medium, admit to "seeing" a tortured ghost in the house, Paine decides to sell it back to its former owner, an elderly man whose only wish is to bring his dying wife "home." Too late, Paine and Julia realize that the ghost was trying to warn them of a dangerous force, the same force that claimed Kristin and her mother. Staub deftly weaves several subplots throughout, but a profusion of secondary characters including a pair of bumbling paranormal investigators, Julia's two-timing boyfriend and Kristin's greedy half-brother only serve to complicate an already complex tale. Still, Staub's prose is energetic, and her characters possess enough genuine warmth to keep readers captivated.