Praise for The Curse of Misty Wayfair
“Wright creates an inspirational mystery with thrilling finesse, blending chilling supernatural elements with the raw interiority of mental illness, and taking readers on Heidi’s haunting search for identity, which is sure to keep them up at night.”
—Booklist
“The past and present collide in this time-slip suspense, weaving the lives of two women together in a high-intensity thriller. . . . Prepare for a mystery transpiring through time that will stimulate the senses.”
—Hope by the Book
“With a masterful dual narrative, subtle romance and spine-tingling suspense, Jaime Jo Wright navigates the lives of two young women seeking a sense of identity.”
—BookPage
“In this thought-proving novel, the contemporary story and the 1910 threads intertwine to explore the consequences of past sins and the way light can break through the dark. . . . With depth and intelligence, Wright explores the role of faith in life.”
—Christian Retailing
“A pitch-perfect gothic that highlights the extraordinary talent of Jaime Jo Wright. I stayed up past midnight gobbling up this mesmerizing tale and was sorry to see it end.”
—Colleen Coble, author of the ROCK HARBOR series
“Stellar writing combined with stellar storytelling are rare. Wright brings both in abundance to The Curse of Misty Wayfair. The intrigue starts immediately and doesn’t let up until the final pages.”
—James L. Rubart, author of The Man He Never Was
“Two tales twist together into a story that draws the reader in and won’t let go. The Curse of Misty Wayfair is deliciously thrilling, with a resolution steeped in light and hope.”
—Jocelyn Green, author of Between Two Shores
The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond
“The movements between time periods are perfectly done to heighten the intrigue of each unraveling mystery. . . . A complex story with sympathetic characters and many surprises.”
—Historical Novels Review
“Brilliantly atmospheric and underscored by a harrowing romance, The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond pairs danger with redemption and features not only two heroines of great agency but one of the most compelling, unlikely, and memorable heroes I have met in an age.”
—Rachel McMillan, author of Murder at the Flamingo
“Intoxicating and wonderfully authentic . . . delightfully shadowed with mystery that will keep readers poring over the story, but what makes it memorable is the powerful light that burst through every darkened corner in this novel—hope.”
—Joanna Davidson Politano, author of Lady Jane Disappears
“The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond is true to Wright’s unique style and voice. Multilayered characters who intrigue the reader and a story the threads of which are unpredictable and well woven together make this a must-read for anyone who enjoys suspense.”
—Sarah Varland, author of Mountain Refuge
The House on Foster Hill
“Jaime Jo Wright’s The House on Foster Hill blends the past and present in a gripping mystery that explores faith and the sins of ancestors.”
—Foreword Reviews
“Headed by two strong female protagonists, Wright’s debut is a lushly detailed time-slip novel that transitions seamlessly between past and present. . . . Readers who enjoy Colleen Coble and Dani Pettrey will be intrigued by this suspenseful mystery.”
—Library Journal
“With one mystery encased in another and a century between the two, Wright has written a spellbinding novel.”
—Christian Market
“Jaime Jo Wright is an amazing storyteller who had me on the edge of my seat. . . . The House on Foster Hill is a masterfully told story with layers and layers of mystery and intrigue, with a little romance thrown in for good measure.”
—Tracie Peterson, author of the GOLDEN GATE SECRETS series