Hole House: A darkly comic novel with a major plot hole

Hilarious, suspenseful, and creepy in the best way, Hole House is what happens when "This Old House" meets "The Twilight Zone".Readers call it "so damn good", "unique and captivating", "a total page-turner!"Guy and Mae don’t know each other and don't like each other. But they just became unwitting co-owners of an abandoned mansion in the middle of nowhere. It’s dark, derelict, and almost hopelessly beyond repair. But they agree to work together and turn it around, hopefully to sell it for a huge profit. But there's a problem...It has a hole in the basement floor. An inexplicable, bottomless hole that makes creepy noises and smells like everything bad. A hole where something dark and ancient is waking up from a billion-year slumber. And it's in a mood.Guy and Mae soon discover that they don’t own the house; the house owns them. They can never sell it, or leave it. They are doomed to be ruined by it again and again. Unless they give the hole what it wants: a sacrifice.A darkly funny descent into the basement from the author of "A Hundred Billion Ghosts" and "Psychic Simon."

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