The Brush

Janet and her parents moved to California after her grandmother passed away, whose home they inherited. After a while Janet fell in love with a run-down cottage she found—the house of her dreams—and, after fixing it up with the help of her mother and best friend, she moved in. Little did she know that that dream would soon turn into a never-ending nightmare just by the discovery of a hairbrush that once belonged to her great-grandmother. The brush, it turns out, still belongs to her great-grandmother. Janet was also unaware of the stranger that loomed in the background, watching her every move. It wasn’t until her nightmare became more than just a dream that Janet realized she was in danger.

About the Author

Susan Brown is sixty-nine years old, and has been married for fifty-one years to her husband, George. They have seven children, twenty grandkids and fifteen great-grandkids--with another one on the way. Shirley Whitestar is the sixth of Susan’s seven children, forty-one years old and three of Susan’s grandkids are hers, including four of the great- grandkids and the one on the way. Susan and Shirley live in a small town in Kansas, and a part of this book takes place in their hometown. They enjoy writing together. They aren’t just mother and daughter; they are also friends. They hope that you get as much joy out of reading the book as they did from writing it.

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