Seven Sisters by M.L. Bullock is a supernatural type mystery centered around the restoration of a plantation home in Mobile. The story is interesting, the writing is good and the book is free on Kindle. The "free" part is really a lie as it is apparently more of a third of a book that is free.
In the story the main protagonist, Carrie Jo Jardine, is a "dream catcher" who dreams the history of the places where she sleeps. She is also a trained historian who has been hired to help restore the huge plantation home so it can be turned into a museum. She soon discovers that there is an old mystery attached to the house regarding an heiress that went missing in the 1850s. The story centers around what happened to the missing heiress and why a friend, who helped Carrie Jo get the job, is acting so strangely.
This story is a great beginning but ends very abruptly making it very obvious that this is only part of a book. I have bought the other 2 "books" so I can finish the story but will think long and hard before I start another book by this author. The deception to lure you into purchasing the books is something I find very hard to accept.
If you like this book try the Taryn's Camera series by Rebecca Patrick-Howard
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